Exhibit A:
Inside the end table. She must think it is a fort thankfully she wont be able to crawl in much longer!
Inside the end table. She must think it is a fort thankfully she wont be able to crawl in much longer!
Exhibit B:
She was being quiet while I was in the kitchen making dinner and this is where I found her!
She was being quiet while I was in the kitchen making dinner and this is where I found her!
Exhibit C:
She managed to tip it down and back up again ... she had fun until she realized she couldn't get out.
She managed to tip it down and back up again ... she had fun until she realized she couldn't get out.
Other than crawling in and on things she has also been into cupboards and drawers, none of which have anything in them, but with a stern no and removal from the scene of the crime she is beginning to understand where she can and cannot go. Glad she is a quick learner!
Just FYI yes we are aware of how to baby proof a house and no we do not plan on baby proofing our home minus the dangerous stuff (i.e. outlets and cabinets w/ chemicals in them). We figure she will just have to learn for herself that those places are not for playing in... a little restraint and boundaries never hurt anyone.
Dani
2 comments:
We have that same side table! Funny.
I totally agree with your stance on not totally child-proofing. They have to learn that some things are not to touch. Even though they have trouble with that....especially at any Grandma's house. =)
Yeah eventually they grow past the point where you can baby proof anyway. Brogan can get a chair and get into almost anything now days.
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