Our Christmas tree was already up last October and it looked like this...
Ang cute no? I used Christmas stuffed toys kasi as ornaments and I used ball lights so I won't need to put Christmas balls na. In short, very attractive and tempting ito sa mga kulilits.
Tama nga ako! Naging mainit sa mga mata ito ng mga boys. So the twins of destruction keep on picking the lights since they thought these were balls. Ayaw talaga paawat to the point na natumba na nila yung tree. Parang gumuho talaga yung mundo ko nung natumba nila yung tree kasi nasayang yung effort namin ni hubby. Sa totoo lang, parang gusto ko na lang idismantle yung tree namin. Pero to the rescue si hubby. Pinagtiyagaan niyang iset-up ulit ito.
Say niyo, nung araw na itinayo ni hubby yung tree, di pa rin tinantanan ng mga kulilits. Nahila na naman yung Christmas lights and ibang ornaments. As a result, tumabingi yung tuktok ng tree and medyo di maganda yung pagkaka-arrange ng mga stuffed toys. Niremediyohan na lang ni hubby pero paling pa rin. But this time, nilagyan na niya ng wooden fence to protect it from the kulilits.
Eto na, di ako nakatiis. Di ko matake na tabingi ang tree namin and asymmetrical ang pagkaka-arrange ng mga ornaments kaya habang tulog ang mga kulilits, dali dali kong tinanggal lahat ng ornaments and lights and I rearranged it.
So it looked like this na...
It is still guarded by the wooden fence. I also concealed the Christmas lights para di na maabot ng mga kulilits. Hopefully, hindi na sana nila masira ulit ito dahil iiyak na talaga ako.
How about you? How do you protect your Christmas tree from your toddlers? Any suggestions?
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