Within a couple of weeks she has gone from crawling to pulling herself up to standing and now she has started attempting to walk around the furniture. Clever girl you say, I agree, lots of proud mummy moments.
However I forgot how often they fall over at this stage!! I hate having to stand back and watch her trying to figure out how to get herself back down to the floor, she has already ended up with two bruises on her head from tumbling over and no one likes to hear their little ones crying. In my head I realise it is something she has to learn because I can't always be there to catch her. Maybe I should have pillow flooring instead of carpet while she goes through this process though or do you think she'd mind wearing a helmet and pads for now??
The one good thing that comes out of the accidents and tears is that I get to have cuddles with my ever growing baby, this is all just another reminder of how quickly she is transforming from a baby into a toddler.
Anyone else at the same stage with their little ones at the moment?? Are you a nervous wreck like me?
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Millie is the same, she is a little older at 16months but yesterday she learnt how to climb get brothers midi sleeper bed stairs! I felt sick when I walked in to find her jumping on his bed!!!
ReplyDeleteThey really do know how to frighten us don't they, kids just don't seem to have the same fear that we do!!!
DeleteOh I remember this phase well - but if they don't fall, they don't learn eh?!?! Just popping over from the Weekend Blog Hop :-D Nice to meet you!
ReplyDeleteHi :) they do learn, just a slow process lol
DeleteMy girls are 5 & 10 & I still want to wrap them in cotton wool sometimes...lol
ReplyDeleteThe joys of motherhood :)
DeleteSo adorable! Mine is walking bravely all over the place and the knees, elbows and little chin are constantly getting it! I keep on telling myself: She will only be stronger for it! :-)
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