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We may have covered something like this already, and if so, I apologize, but I

don't know

what else to do! My son has been jumping on his bed and now his ceiling (one of

those old

fiber board ceilings w/the squares) is starting to split and sag. I heard him

jumping on his

bed an hour ago and sat on the floor of the doorway to sneak a peek at what he

was doing.

He was jumping on his bed, then climbed to the very top of the desk next to his

bed (has 2

levels, desk top then decorative shelf kinda thing), reached over and grabbed

the glass ball

encasing his light bulb and SWUNG from it! now he swears he didn't swing from

it, but I saw

him, he also swears he didn't touch his ceiling to make it sag...I don't know

what to do

anymore!

Have any of you had to practically put your child in a rubber room to prevent

him/her from

getting hurt or doing serious damage?? When I was 6 months pregnant, I

completely

redecorated that bedroom. It was beautiful! I was so proud of myself. Now, the

paint is

chipped and peeled (from my 2 year old as well), there is chalk drawn all over

the walls, they

pealed off the wall paper " wallies " I had on there of sports and trucks themes,

all the pics and

decorations are either gone or hanging half off, the clothes never stay in the

drawers and

always in a scattered pile on the floor, they pulled down all the curtains AND

the rods right

out of the walls, well, you get the idea...

Any suggestions? Please??

Thanks!

(mom to 7)

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