should not be able to open a childproof cap.
She should also not be able to reason enough to climb up on things to reach "forbidden" objects.
That is all.
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Child "resistant" caps, you mean. They changed the name years ago after someone sued because they left their child unsupervised for a sufficient amount of time for him to open it. (Something like an hour.)
ReplyDelete"A sufficient time to open it" in this case was more like 5 minutes. Roger has got it down to 30 seconds.
ReplyDeletelol..I wasn't suggesting that you left her alone for an hour...that was what the parents who sued did.
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