I can have my toddler sleep with earmuffs on right?

[bunnymendelbaum]

The only 2 things we have left to do on the bathroom is install the floor base & radiator.
I'm going to try to hammer the floor base on after naptime, but we have to drill 8 holes in the tile for the radiator. It is too time consuming for me to do with 2 kids around and it us too loud to do after bedtime.
Ugh!
I just want these 2 things done.

(My daughter has totally slept with her earmuffs on (sound blocking kids ones she has from going to a concert w us). She wore them for several days this fall after our heat kicked on. It is hydronic baseboard radiators and makes loud pings.)

[emoflamingo]

Totally okay.

(Mine wore his at random for a long time -- we bought them to go to the dirt races and he really liked them, so why not. He also wore them with camo shorts and yellow rain boots that had the Paul Frank monkey on them)

[kitty]

If she would go for it, why not! I have some sanding I want to do but run into the same issues, since my only free time is after bedtime.

[ktzmoh]

Is there anyone who can take them for a playdate so you can do the drilling?

[ktzmoh]

The toddler should be fine as long as you think she'd sleep with them on, but how about the baby?

[bunnymendelbaum]

The baby is practically immune to noise since she has a loud sister around her half the time. The toddler is just going thru a light sleeping phase and she hates having her bedroom door closed.

Friends offer to do play dates and we might have to taken them up on it for the next 2 weekends!

The toddler is so used to renovating it is pathetic! She's been around it her whole life. It's pretty adorable how interested she is in it. She has her own tool set and we have her play at a safe distance with them. Her latest thing is 'making windows' all around the house since she saw us put in the new 2 bathroom windows.

[pamela]

Mine will sleep through all renovating except a reciprocating saw. I couldn't imagine getting him to sleep in ear muffs though.