babies remotes and mobile phones

[poncho]

my 9 month baby girl is obsessed with the tv and sky remote! and my phone! shes always eating them of throwing them about, i wonder if its a case ''if daddy wants those things then i must have them...mwahahah'' i bet thats whats going through her head.......... :lol:

 

[JuniorChubb]

my 9 month baby girl is obsessed with the tv and sky remote! and my phone! shes always eating them of throwing them about, i wonder if its a case ''if daddy wants those things then i must have them...mwahahah'' i bet thats whats going through her head.......... :lol:

Thats it exactly mate, its probably nice and salty from your sweat too :wink:

My little Sister used to do this too, me and my bro used to get off the sofa and drop the remote down for the next user, she thought this was the game and would pick it up and throw it at the sofa herself. She got a bit dangerous with it to!!

Back in the good old day's it used to be keys too, but they are so 80' now :lol: :lol:

 

[Grant]

Babys just love chewing things up man. I agree with Chubbs tho keys are/were the way forward. I dont think Id want my little ones chewing on my IPhone (if I had one). 8)

 

[jabbawokkie]

my lad wrecked 3 remotes .nightmare as i had to work out some of the buttons every time as they never matched up proper .then on 4th remote i took insurance with argos bout 4 pound for year ........never touched it again.mental lol

 

[aussiejames]

Just over a year ago our TV remote went missing. Needles to say I turned the place upside down & looked everywhere. **** getting up off the couch to change the channel manually so I looked really, really well. No luck. Only recently Junior- proud as punch was changing the channel with my god damn remote. I have no idea where he hid it :?:

 

[weasel]

After all these years of inter-convict breeding, nicking stuff comes as naturally to your kids as walking and talking! :lol:

 

[Frunkstar]

Babies capacity for hiding/breaking things is quite unique, 3 sets of speakers my lad wrecked :| those dust covers look better inverted honest - Ahhhh!

 

[Grant]

After all these years of inter-convict breeding, nicking stuff comes as naturally to your kids as walking and talking! :lol:

Never has truer words been spoken LOL.

I once had one of my kids manage to change the language on my phone. It took almost forever to get in back to the English setting.

 

[Joe]

My nephew definitely was a remote control fan, we found ours in the bin several times after he visited. Took ages to find it and then found it was covered in gunk!

Our daughter hasn't taken an interest in the remote control yet but she does have an interest in mobile phones, chains, earrings, bracelets, hair, family members noses, bags, wipes, her own feet and socks, and just about anything else that is in arms reach!

 

[weasel]

Just wait till she takes an interest in your Trilogos!

 

[Joe]

Talking of collections and children..if you look very closely at Spoon's limelight - you can see a very well placed padlock on his display case for his loose set lol! Makes me laugh every time I see it (it's very much a nervous laugh) :lol:

 

[weasel]

You may laugh just wait till the first time you find the wee one chewing on one of your 8D8's!

 

[spoons]

Talking of collections and children..if you look very closely at Spoon's limelight - you can see a very well placed padlock on his display case for his loose set lol! Makes me laugh every time I see it (it's very much a nervous laugh) :lol:

I learnt from experience, when my son was a toddler he wiped out the bottom two shelves - last 17 and all

Luckily no damage though. My 1 year old daughter sounds just the same as poncho's, she's always stealing phones and remotes. Makes me laugh though