I'm in the process of getting licensed, so I don't have a lot of stuff up on my walls yet. I bought a few things that I laminated and I want to put up (an alphabet line, reading corner poster, etc.).
I want things to be at eye level for kids, so they can enjoy them (especially the alphabet line) but I don't know what to put them up with so that they will stay up, but not be too dangerous if they got it down.
For example, push pins would probably be easy for them to get out and thumb tacks would be harder for them to get out, but if they did, could be dangerous.
My daughter's early intervention teacher (my daughter was a preemie) said she uses a putty type thing to stick posters up in her class, but she said the kids can take them down easily.
Just wondering what other providers use to put (and hopefully keep) things up?
My daughter is 2 and my daycare boy is 19 months, so they will take whatever I put up down if they can.
I want things to be at eye level for kids, so they can enjoy them (especially the alphabet line) but I don't know what to put them up with so that they will stay up, but not be too dangerous if they got it down.
For example, push pins would probably be easy for them to get out and thumb tacks would be harder for them to get out, but if they did, could be dangerous.
My daughter's early intervention teacher (my daughter was a preemie) said she uses a putty type thing to stick posters up in her class, but she said the kids can take them down easily.
Just wondering what other providers use to put (and hopefully keep) things up?
My daughter is 2 and my daycare boy is 19 months, so they will take whatever I put up down if they can.

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