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amother
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 Yesterday at 10:19 pm
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Help. The couch is next to huge windows. The kids climb on the windowsill behind the couch and ripped my shades. This isn’t a parenting q…I know, I need ti get them off the couch. But what window shades are the most durable and kid proof? I want something light filtering. Thanks
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amother
Lemonlime
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Yesterday at 11:45 pm
Lol the blinds behind the couch get more ripped each day. They are zebra blinds
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amother
Aconite
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Yesterday at 11:47 pm
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Nothing will last as long as they climb there
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amother
Cerulean
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Today at 12:00 am
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Pull blinds up. If your ok with the jumping on couch have rule the blinds must be up before jump. Explain reasoning to the jumpers in advance
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amother
Slateblue
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Today at 12:00 am
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OP, like you I have some very active kids who also don't really listen so well. We had a similar set up with a big window with a deep window sill right behind the couch, and they were constantly climbing up and being the shades. At a certain point I decided I could spend their whole childhood telling them to stop doing things/ getting annoyed when they break things or I could adapt the environment to better suit their nature (ie make it less likely for things to break and get damaged). I have found curtains to be the sturdiest option. It's not necessarily the look I would go for if I could choose anything I wanted and certainly not the most up to date look. But it works for my family and that's what matters most.
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