We put ours in a big rubbermaid box and then put it inside of one of the high cabinets we had put a magnetic lock on on the kitchen.
November 2011: after nearly two years of infertility, we are moving on to domestic infant adoption.
February 2012: Matched!
May 2012: Placed with our son!
Well you can do a couple of things. You can get a tackle box or something that you can put a padlock on. I installed a magnetic lock, you can get at any baby store, and that worked well.
What we've done, is take our entire hall closet, and put a lock on it. As long as the key is up high and hidden we're good to go. It actually works out really well for us.
EDIT: We also keep some of our cleaning supplies and other "stuff" that the kids don't need to be getting into
Re: homestudy/locking meds
Adoptive daughter born 08/07/13... growing so fast
BM due again end of March 2015 so any day!
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TTC since May 2006. After 3 failed Clomid cycles, 2 failed Injectibles/IUIs, 2 failed IVFs and 1 failed FET, we moved on to adoption!
Last ditch FET resulted in BFP, and identical twin girls!
EDIT: We also keep some of our cleaning supplies and other "stuff" that the kids don't need to be getting into
**Bonnie**
Married Sept 13, 2009
TTC since Jan 2010
Diagnosed w/ PCOS Oct 2010
1500mg metformin
SA 05/25/11 morphology @ 10%
HSG 06/02/11, tubes were clear, uterine septum discovered
06/30/11 Hysteroscopy, found a polyp blocking R fallopian tube
07/20/11 Successful surgery to remove polyp and uterine septum!
Sept/Oct cycle-Femara IUI turned into TI cycle= cancelled due to unresponsive follies
09/28/11: dx w/ MTHFR (cc)
10/22/11: IUI #1 w/ Femara + Menopur + trigger+ diluted hcg shots= BFN :-(
03/25/12: IUI #2 w/ Femara + Menopur + trigger+progesterone= BFN
Starting to pursue adoption