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• by Janet Location: Merrillan, WI on Nov 25, 2011 at 05:21 PM

  About the Xmas tree my mom took 1/2 of a fake tree one year and anchored the pole in the corner of the walls. Tree was beautiful. Also tied stand to an end table that was heavy enough for child not to pull down. She always had a clever way of keeping our children away from the tree. When I was a child she got huge boxes from the moving company my dad worked at and wrapped them and placed in front of the tree, could not reach the top of the box either. Just some ideas. Good luck.

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