I sent the 2 year old to her room so I could do my husband

[AliKat]

When I went to get her she was asleep on the floor, surrounded by legos.

I’m gonna start sending her to her room for no reason. She was so content.

[Guest]

That's beyond irresponsible. Those legos could have meant death for a two year old. Or it could mean lacerations in the trachea, intestines or colon.

Babies need supervision.

[WickedLauraBelle]

Not if they were kid legos. Like the big ones

[Mom of monkeys]

Those are mega blocks. Not Legos.

Not if they were kid legos. Like the big ones

[Guest]

Not if they were kid legos. Like the big ones

Would you agree it was irresponsible if they weren't? If they were regular legos like this?

https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/latest ... al-inquest
Boy, 3, died after choking on Lego


http://www.itv.com/news/meridian/2016-0 ... nt-to-die/
Little boy almost died after Lego brick got stuck in his windpipe

[AsteroidStar]

Um. Couldn't have waited til nap/bedtime?

[Lexy]

Um. Couldn't have waited til nap/bedtime?

I was thinking the same thing.

[mrsmacgiver]

If the issue is the legos, then they're in her room so she would be unsupervised every night.

Toddlers have a penchant for putting things in their mouth so if they're the regular legos, perhaps move them out of her room.

Yay for nookie, though. Nothing wrong with that part.

[AliKat]

They are too big for even me to swallow. So how was she supposed to lacerate her trachea with them?

That's beyond irresponsible. Those legos could have meant death for a two year old. Or it could mean lacerations in the trachea, intestines or colon.

Babies need supervision.

[Guest]

I envy people with easy children.

*sigh*