My 8 month old daughter is obsessed with power points, I have the plugs to go into the power point but that is not enough she is obsessed with the switches, does anyone know where I can get a cover to put on the whole power pOint? I tried eBay with no luck and also tried big w.
Where can I buy?
- Samma2403
- TAS, Australia
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- white_with_three
- VIC, Australia
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Our first daughter was terrible for that! lol.
Im pretty sure they sell them at bunnings. If not, try a baby shop like baby bunting.
Im pretty sure they sell them at bunnings. If not, try a baby shop like baby bunting.
- ~Dust
- Australia
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Edited to say: Just noticed you said the 'whole' power point. In that case I don't know.
But the whole point of the plugs is that it doesn't matter if they flick the switch. The electricity is covered.
Edited to say: Just noticed you said the 'whole' power point. In that case I don't know.
But the whole point of the plugs is that it doesn't matter if they flick the switch. The electricity is covered.
- boofarama
- NSW, Australia
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I've seen them on ebay in the past!
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Coles & Woolies sell them in the 'baby items' isle, near the bottles, sippy cups etc. Any hardware stores also have them available.
Hope your little one isn't as naughty as ours was. He got them out in a matter of minutes & unscrewed all of the 'child proof' door latches, with a screwdriver, within a month of them being installed.
Difficult stages, but they will pass quickly.
Hope your little one isn't as naughty as ours was. He got them out in a matter of minutes & unscrewed all of the 'child proof' door latches, with a screwdriver, within a month of them being installed.
Difficult stages, but they will pass quickly.
- Selzerrdsfq
- Australia
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- unique1
- WA, Australia
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Selzerrdsfq wrote:and the spamming begins again
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Never judge a book by it's cover, spend some time by opening the cover and reading the pages and only then make the judgement
- GarfieldRules
- QLD, Australia
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My ds had had this obsession since he was quite young. He is 3 1/2yrs now and still has an obsession with power points and cords. The only thing we did was put the safety clear plugs into the power points. The cords are another story. You cant always hide those. I wish you luck. xx
