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[nick v6]

my 2 year old son has now worked out how to undo the seatbelt on the back seat of the omega
not good as he is taking it off when im on the motorway and miles from a service station and im having to pull on the hard sholder all the time
he also undo's the seat belt that holds the baby seat for my 10 month old as well

does anyone have any ideas on how i can stop him from doing this
ive tried turning the buckles around so the button is hidden behind the belt itself but still no joy

[Jimbob]

my 2 year old son has now worked out how to undo the seatbelt on the back seat of the omega
not good as he is taking it off when im on the motorway and miles from a service station and im having to pull on the hard sholder all the time
he also undo's the seat belt that holds the baby seat for my 10 month old as well

does anyone have any ideas on how i can stop him from doing this
ive tried turning the buckles around so the button is hidden behind the belt itself but still no joy

Works to stop our 4 year old undoing the baby seat, trying to be helpful, nothing else.

There used to be clips you could get, but think the safety brigade have clamped down on them, as hard to get out in an emergency.

[JamesV6CDX]

does anyone have any ideas on how i can stop him from doing this

Handcuffs / Duck Tape  [smiley=evil.gif]

(You can tell I'm not very paternal )

[Lazydocker]

my 2 year old son has now worked out how to undo the seatbelt on the back seat of the omega
not good as he is taking it off when im on the motorway and miles from a service station and im having to pull on the hard sholder all the time
he also undo's the seat belt that holds the baby seat for my 10 month old as well

does anyone have any ideas on how i can stop him from doing this
ive tried turning the buckles around so the button is hidden behind the belt itself but still no joy

My nephew learnt this when I happened to be in the car with the Sister-in-Law. We're a very close family and I spend a lot of time with them so I was told (by her), as I was driving, that I was correct to give him an almighty bollocking! It's worked... He's never done it since! He now waits to be told that he's allowed to undo his belt

All it took was a good shout in this case and it has been remembered! Perhaps it's because he's normally very good and doesn't get told off much :-/ :-/

[nick v6]

tried the shouting
no joy
just screams and does it more
little sod

[Marks DTM Calib]

Yep, a right good old bollocking worked with mine to including a lengthy stop at one point until he got it into his head that we were going no where until he stopped!

[Martin_1962]

Telling off - failing that duck tape or cable ties.

[Lazydocker]

tried the shouting
no joy
just screams and does it more
little sod

Don't you just love them!!

Not really sure what else you can try TBH... :-/ :-/

[Kevin Wood]

tried the shouting
no joy
just screams and does it more
little sod

Don't you just love them!!

Not really sure what else you can try TBH... :-/ :-/

Bit late in this case but contraception has always worked well for me.

Kevin

[nick v6]

Telling off - failing that duck tape or cable ties.

whats that duck tape there hands to there legs and cable tie them for the fun of it
lol

[tunnie]

Yep, a right good old bollocking worked with mine to including a lengthy stop at one point until he got it into his head that we were going no where until he stopped!

Could not agree more, i was always getting into trouble when i was under 6ft  

But as mentioned a good bollocking is the way forward.... otherwise we just try and beat devices in our way.

They need to know not to do it.....

[Richie London]

put a large scotch in his juice, he'll either sleep all the way or throw up down your neck and talk gibberish  

[Marks DTM Calib]

put a large scotch in his juice, he'll either sleep all the way or throw up down your neck and talk gibberish  

So he will turn in to the wife then...........

[Entwood]

As already said .. "gentle" chastisement .. when my lad did this he had his hand slapped firmly, was not allowed his favourite treats, and was left in no uncertain terms that it was "wrong". Neither of my kids were ever allowed to scream/throw tantrums, so that didn't happen.. he just learned very fast that it was another of those NO things.

end of problem

[nick v6]

As already said .. "gentle" chastisement .. when my lad did this he had his hand slapped firmly, was not allowed his favourite treats, and was left in no uncertain terms that it was "wrong". Neither of my kids were ever allowed to scream/throw tantrums, so that didn't happen.. he just learned very fast that it was another of those NO things.

end of problem

ill let you have my kids for a week
sort them out