Like so many other children, my baby has a irresistible attraction to the roll of toilet paper, not for the paper itself but for the fun of removing it from the roll.
Today he has come back dragging the roll around the house like the puppy in the Scottex ad. If not, I find her sitting in the middle of the bathroom surrounded by pieces of paper or turning it in the roll holder until it forms a mountain of paper on the floor.
There are many children who feel this attraction for the toilet paper roll, which is sometimes combined with the one they have for the toilet water and ends all the paper or roll as is, whole, inside the toilet.
It is not something serious or dangerous so you have to get their attention. For them, who are in full stage of discovery, it is a harmless and fun game. Who would not be attracted to pull an endless roll? At the end of the day we have put at your disposal a great fun for your scouting spirit.
It is not a stumbling block with greater consequences. At most, we will have to pick up the mountain of paper and if we have arrived on time, it may even be in a position to be used for its original function.
If the irresistible attraction has become an uncontrolled obsession, you can always remove the object of obsession from its reach, that is, the toilet paper roll. You can find a high place, keep it in a closet, or more effective, choose to keep the bathroom door closed.
Anyway, calm that are streaks, streaks of discovery. Just as one day they begin to be curious about that spinning spin, a good day disappears. It becomes one more object and ceases to interest them.
Do your children have or have had a irresistible attraction to the roll of toilet paper?
Needless to say, if you have a photo of your children enjoying this or another irresistible attraction, you can send it to us through [email protected] to be published on the blog in "The last stupendous of my son." Too bad I didn't have the camera at hand today.
