We have all the juicy poisonous stuff up high on a shelf in the laundry - *I* can barely reach it, the toddler has no chance at all.

Pens and paints of mine are on a high shelf in the kitchen also unreachable, pens/crayons/textas of the older child are *supposed* to be somewhere safe but she hasn't figured this out yet so the little one constantly gets into the big one's stash and draws all over her stuff, which leads to lots of complaints from the big one and "I told you so" from us. Big one has a lock on the outside of her door to keep the little one out but often forgets or leaves the door open while she's in there and doesn't notice there's a toddler in the room with her dismembering all her stuff until something smashes loudly. The only really dangerous toy she's got is a Magnetix set with large ball bearings in it that the little one choked on once so that toy is under lock and key. Lighter glass marbles aren't as bad, go figure.

Otherwise we just tell the little one not to go through the cupboards or to put stuff back if we catch her taking things out and its fine. She's pretty good. Gets a bit hairy when she takes all the cans out of the cupboard and the canopener out of the drawer but for now, she can't actually *open* the cans. She's got out the potatoes, peeler and a knife before, had to stop that ... fortunately we work from home in the kitchen so its easy to keep an eye on things.

The biggest thing we have problems with is the toilet paper - I can't put it up high or the big one can't reach it, but an unravelled roll of toilet paper just *doesn't* go back on the roll and fit in the dispenser thingy. So we quite often have just a huge wad of unravelled toilet paper in the bathroom ...