Toddlers Pull Everything off The Wall - Solution Needed

[ECEVA]

Ladies - What do you use to keep your displays up? Our twos and toddlers pull items off of the wall on a regular basis. Teachers definitely need more training but what can we do in the meantime? The contact paper over top is not working either.

[Wednesday!]

Following. I definitely need a solution for this also.

[Josiegirl]

Inventing something for this problem and the common cold and you'd be a billionaire.
I use those little sticky squares, even though they claim to be permanent you can peel them off when you're done with it. My only solution is placing things higher. It's a toddler's job to take things off walls, fridges, and the tops of shelves as they get taller.

[ECEVA]

My licensing inspector mentioned that someone makes a hard plastic thing that you can drop art work into so the little ones can't get to it. Does anyone know who makes this?

[Blackcat31]

My licensing inspector mentioned that someone makes a hard plastic thing that you can drop art work into so the little ones can't get to it. Does anyone know who makes this?

You could probably make one of these pretty easily.

http://www.lakeshorelearning.com/product/productDet.jsp?productItemID=1%2C689%2C949%2C371%2C895%2C474&ASSORTMENT%3C%3East_id=1408474395181113&bmUID=1415548797168

[ECEVA]

Huge thanks!!!!

[Annalee]

Ladies - What do you use to keep your displays up? Our twos and toddlers pull items off of the wall on a regular basis. Teachers definitely need more training but what can we do in the meantime? The contact paper over top is not working either.

I use mavalus tape.....I get it at a school supply store....it is re-usable and doesn't rip paint off the wall when changing out displays....I don't have a problem with toddlers tearing things off the wall but I really like using this particular tape. Good luck

[Annalee]

You could probably make one of these pretty easily.



http://www.lakeshorelearning.com/pro...=1415548797168

I have seen daycares with these in them....really neat!

[Heidi]

I've had the same problem over and over, and finally gave up having anything in reach.

My QRIS consultant mentioned it as an area of potential improvement on my first visit 3 years ago. Last year, she admitted that it was something EVERY provider complained about. I guess those of us "in the trenches" might actually know what we're talking about!

[Annalee]

I've had the same problem over and over, and finally gave up having anything in reach.

My QRIS consultant mentioned it as an area of potential improvement on my first visit 3 years ago. Last year, she admitted that it was something EVERY provider complained about. I guess those of us "in the trenches" might actually know what we're talking about!

Our score drops if we do not have appropriate displays on the wall meeting certain criteria like diversity, gender, math, science, literacy, etc. :confused:

[KiddieCahoots]

Velcro sticky spots & strips.
We use this for our pictures and weather and day charts too.
The kids are really good at hanging things back up now too

[Rachel]

I glued carpet on a half wall I have to make a "scotch" board. I laminate and use the sticky side of the velcro to stick things up. They pull them off but that's okay. Picutures of the kids I put in the cheap ikea frames. Put contact paper on the back and the piece of velcro and voila, pictures up the kids can take down and look out but are fairly durable (I've had the same frames for 2 years, a few have gotten broken and replaced, I buy more every time I go to Ikea and keep a stash). The kids' artwork is on a bulletin board high enough they can't reach, but low enough they can see it.