I have to confess that today my charming and curious eight year old was in my drawers today and found my "favorite bullet" toy. I had to ask him to return it.

I have a locking box but not all of my toys fit in this locking box, nor is it convenient to access when a late night or one of "those" urges strike.






*Waits for roar of laughter to stop*









Where do you safely hide your toys from such curious and thieving kids?

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I'd get a bigger lock box. Preferably with a combination lock so you don't have to worry about a key or something. A simple 4 digit code is easy to remember, and cracking through all 10,000 combinations would take your eight year old long enough (unless he's a genius) to where you can catch him and scream at him, etc. It's what my mom uses to hide the $20,000 I'm not supposed to know about.

See if you can get one with a false bottom while you're at it. That way if he ever does crack it open and find only love letters he'd be disappointed.

Still, I think the damage has been done. At least he didn't find it in his dad's bedside drawer when he was 13 like a friend of mined did. Scarred him for life.

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Well sir that seems to be someone else's problem.

How about something like this..


You just might have to wear a trench coat at all times..

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Don't.

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Calm, quiet, smooth, devastating

Is it selfish of me not to want to share?

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No, I think you should be afforded some privacy. Unfortunately I don't know of a better solution, except for maybe a bedside handgun safe, they have some that are biometric so it would open by just a touch (by you). Realisticly though I don't know.

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