Glass top table with a toddler
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Anonymous
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We have a small breakfast nook and I love, love this table, but we also have an 18 month old, so is it the worst idea err?
http://www.cb2.com/brace-dining-table/s254359 |
Anonymous
| err = ever |
Anonymous
| Fingerprints and kiss marks (drool) on the top and bottom. Awful to keep clean. BTDT. |
Anonymous
| No way would I consider glass with young kids. I like it too but not worth the risk. |
Anonymous
| Our son broke a glass top coffee table crawling under it at age 3, so no way. |
Anonymous
| Ours went to the attic with the first. After living there for 5 yrs, we took it to goodwill. |
Anonymous
| We have a glass top table we eat at. It isn't a problem with my toddler. She knows not to crawl around or jump on or otherwise destroy our nice furniture. |
Anonymous
I agree. I just moved my glass tables into storage. It could break on the child, fall on the child or the child could run into it and get seriously injured. |
Anonymous
| Worst idea ever. We sold ours when we had our first baby. |
Anonymous
| Ah, thats what I thought. Thanks everyone! |
Anonymous
| We have a glass top coffee table. I feel safe enough, but it's always a mess (drool, spills, fingerprints). |
Anonymous
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We have a glass dining room table. I hate it. Just waiting the for the day when I can afford a new one.
THAT being said, it is excellent for crafts. |
Anonymous
| We sold our glass top and got a cushioned ottoman that has a double sided top - hard top underneath for entertaining. |
Anonymous
Do you recommend the brand? |