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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think when you have glass shelves, it’s just kind of risky, anyone could trip and fall and things would shatter and hurt people. Just doesn’t seem sensible. I feel bad for those boys for being blamed for an innocent childhood mistake. I bet they wish they’d never set foot in your house. I agree that your concern is mostly for your objects, not with the safety of the children or whether they might be feeling traumatized p. I’m sure that was very loud![/quote]

Let me guess, your kids are toddlers?[/quote]

Nope, my oldest is 10. I’m just against glass shelves of tschotkies I guess. I’ve heard a cupboard full of glassware crashing, and it’s quite alarming. [/quote]

Oh, good grief. The room was OFF LIMITS. The kids were not allowed in there! Of course, OP can have a glass shelf. Are you also the person who said she should be playing w/ her kid instead of making other kids entertain him? These kids are 11. They are old enough to respect boundaries (especially when it is a separate room). Some time w/ parents is great, but most 11 year olds spend most of their play time with friends.

Some of these people are ridiculous. Including the boys' parents. Maybe these people who keep saying that OP should have locked the door or bolted the shelf or whatever are the twins' parents posting. This is nuts. These kids are brats. They should apologize and make restitution. Hope you are out there reading, Twin Offender Parents![/quote]

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