Just in case you are wondering
Yes, he did get shocked.
Yes, there was a big flame.
Yes, the fuses were tripped.
Luckily, he was scared more than hurt.
Luckily, the electrical items are on a surge protector.
Happy Monday everyone!
Thank goodness for a random wooden ruler that happened to be inches from this plug. It took a few minutes to get it out of the socket but I think we've all learned from this one!
No, it was not the baby or the 6 year old. Clearly, we need to talk cause and effect with a certain child. Maybe it will be a good FHE for tonight.
6 comments:
Oh E...
I'm so glad he's okay!! I hope the shock "shocked his brain" so his brain knows not to tell him to do stuff like that again. even when E tells his brain no.
I love that boy.
We can relate. When Scott was two he did the exact same thing but he used hemostats. The socket was completely blown apart and the hemostats had a piece of them melted. He was supposed to be in the bedroom taking a nap. He never did anything like that again.And we were so lucky it wasn't worse!
Yikes!
I'm so scared to raise this boy of mine. :/
He can now cross that off of things to do as a kid!
Hopefully its a lesson learned! :)
Well glad to know it doesn't hurt to much! My two year old is always trying to do that!
I'm glad he's ok. I hope you are. Love you guys.
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