I had not finished sorry.

Is it ok to top lock entry doors to stop kids getting into the most dangerous rooms and endangering themselves?
I am considrring my kitchen too.
Our boy is non verbal not instructional no concept of danger hot or cold, sensory seeking!

Thanks in advance.

Ps he has plenty of rooms that are safe and lots of run around space!

I dont want to infringe on his rights!?

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