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Yes I am in complete agreement with Karen. Find ways to keep your toddlers busy. Get the insterested in good things early. When my girls were toddlers and they wanted to be in everyting, I kept them busy with coloring books, and books, paper dolls, paint by numbers, clay and many cheap arts and crafts. They were so busy and interested in that stuff they did not have time for anything else. It got to the point they could not wait to see what I had for them to do next, and it paid off for them in school. sherry/smomdukes

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