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How do i take dangerous objects away from my dependent who loves to use them?
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Put out of reach: Prevention is key. Dangerous objects should be locked away, or where a young one cannot reach. If the young one has such an object, convincing him/her to trade the object for something more interesting but safer may help.
Answered 6/25/2020
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Be careful: DO NOT put yourself in danger getting the objects away from the act of getting them or anger from the person that you are trying to help.
Answered 2/9/2019
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