Originally posted by Old Greg
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Lets wrap all kids in cotton wool
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The strangley bit sounds concerning.Originally posted by original PM View Postmy kids have been playing with these - and strangley enough they have not managed to turn a small elastic band into a deadly weapon.
must be doing something right as a parent.....

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If you wrapped kids up in cotton wool there's a percentage chance that one would suffocate.
And then you'd have to ban cotton wool.Comment
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That's a bit extreme, poke him in the other eye, send him to bed or tell them off but to ban them from the house?I will never have them in the house again.Comment
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There should be a warning on cotton wool packets.Originally posted by tomtomagain View PostIf you wrapped kids up in cotton wool there's a percentage chance that one would suffocate.
And then you'd have to ban cotton wool.Comment
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And the other side of the coin....
If my kids could do this I wouldn't ban the bands, not while they had at least one eye anyway! SFWComment
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My kids are really into these - I spent an amusing five minutes or so flicking theOriginally posted by original PM View Postmy kids have been playing with these - and strangley enough they have not managed to turn a small elastic band into a deadly weapon.
must be doing something right as a parent.....

glorified overpriced elastic band tatloom bands at them before being firmly told that "loom bands are not weapons Daddy and it's very naughty to flick them people" (I pity the poor boy that she's going to marry one day).
So, nerf gun wars are totally fine, but improvised elastic band weapons are not.
Clearly I have failed as a parent.Comment
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