Once they're born you have a new set of worries: SIDS, colds/illnesses, eating issues, weight gain (or lack thereof), developmental delays, and the list goes on and on. And let's not forget the self inflicted pain they may bring on themselves. My adventurous child has learned how to climb out of his crib, not realizing that it's a long way down. So see our new set up (for extra cushion and padding in case he decides to do it again) until Carl comes home Friday and can lower his crib.
Okay, I reread the post and see the crib can be lowered but you're waiting for Carl.
ReplyDeleteOMG!!!!! You can't lower the mattress or raise the bars? How about rubbing the bars down with butter so Justin will slide. (Okay that was dumb.) But there has to be a way to keep him in the crib.
ReplyDeleteOH WOW!!! He's moving a lot these days!
ReplyDeleteJustin is learning new things every day. It's good he is so mobile but at the same time makes so many new worries for you. Good setup though.
ReplyDeleteParenting never stops. There is always something regardless of the age of the child -30,40,60 SMILE
ReplyDeleteYou've got an active toddler. Do you remember you and C climbing onto the piano bench to reach the ceramic lamp on the table then drinking lamp oil? GRAN