Our youngest has some impressive skills that have the potential to get him in some impressive trouble. He likes to climb and climb on the most unstable things. For instance this walker.
Scott worked as a spotter as he stood on the wheels of a toy walker only to reach over to play with the buttons on the other side of it-- on the hard wood floors! He will use anything to help him walk around like the rest of the family... including stools, chairs, laundry baskets, laundry baskets with brothers in them, tricycles, and boxes. If it slides, he's happy.
He surprised me by climbing onto the rocking chair. I turned around and noticed him precariously sitting near the edge--- satisfied.
Scott worked as a spotter as he stood on the wheels of a toy walker only to reach over to play with the buttons on the other side of it-- on the hard wood floors! He will use anything to help him walk around like the rest of the family... including stools, chairs, laundry baskets, laundry baskets with brothers in them, tricycles, and boxes. If it slides, he's happy.
He surprised me by climbing onto the rocking chair. I turned around and noticed him precariously sitting near the edge--- satisfied.
2 comments:
After seeing him climb Lisa's stairs this past weekend, he'll be ready for pitons and ropes by the time he's two!
What a stud! I see him more "ready for the mountains" than "ready for the circus!" :) I love those boys so much! Thanks for sharing.
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