Well here's Miss OJ, sleeping on the floor of the hallway just outside her bedroom door. She had a tommy-tippy doorknob cover, that is covered in electrical tape on the inside of her room. Undaunted, she has learned how to open the door anyway. She won't travel far from her room at night. Mostly, she just hovers in her doorway, sucking on her binky and giggling that she has this power. Sometimes she gets nervy, and goes into the bathroom(behind her above) and I will hear the sink running, and she'll be washing her hands. Last night I finally employed a discipline technique aquired where else but Supernanny from TV. Supernanny says to tuck them in, if they come out again, you re-emphasize they are to be in bed. If they come out a third time, you say only "bedtime" lead the child back to bed and leave the room. Any further attempts to leave the bedroom, there is to be no eye-contact, no speaking, simply lead the child back to bed and walk out of the room. We went through four times of the no talking stage and she no longer opened her door. So I was thrilled. However, when I went to check on her before bed, she again was asleep in front of her door, not on her bed. Oh well, we're getting there. Just another Fortner child misadventure.