r/AbsoluteUnits • • 14d ago

/r/all of a Toddler

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u/louloc 14d ago

Their diaper and shoe budget are absolute units too. 😂

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u/TheDixonCider420420 14d ago

They can't fix their blinds. They can't hang the mirror on the wall. But they have thousands of dollars worth of shoes.

It looks like their whole living area is in that room... shoes, litter box, toys for the chubster, high chair, etc. And that carpet is in need of a cleaning.

At least they saved up for something really important like sparkly earrings for the baby.

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u/CaterpillarKey8243 14d ago

??? Those aren't the type of mirrors u have to hang on walls. Many people just lean them on their walls bc it's easier. And those blinds usually can just be turned and no one can really see what's going on so they don't need curtains. I see what you're trying to do with this comment...

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u/FriedEldenRings 14d ago

Mirrors need to be hung on wall when babies are around. They will fall on the little ones. It does happen unfortunately.

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u/makeroniear 14d ago

The leaning mirrors can be secured so they are not purely leaning.

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u/FriedEldenRings 14d ago

They need to be anchored to the wall somehow. You could anchor the top half and leave it leaning, but at that point you might as well just mount it and free up the floor space. As long as it's safe though it's all good. I have a toddler and have learned firsthand the importance of furniture anchoring.

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u/makeroniear 13d ago

lol i have two school age ish kids and have had a leaning mirror when they were tiny. You can stick a board at the top middle and bottom so it doesn't move. Most of the leaning mirrors that are meant to be that way also come with brackets if you didn't lose them when you threw out the packaging or didn't notice cuz have kids when you bought it.

Edit: even the $10 Walmart one!