Are your children’s vaccines up to date?

Set a reminder

Please or to access all these features

Behaviour/development

Talk to others about child development and behaviour stages here. You can find more information on our development calendar.

Oh FGS - now nowhere is safe (or, Serves me right for Mumsnetting)

7 replies

PrettyCandles · 26/11/2007 11:29

Heard a whimper, went to investigate, found ds2 wedged in the half-opened stairgate forcing his way through. He's only 13m - he's not supposed to be able to open it FGS!

Argh! How can I safely ignore him and Mumsnet with an easy conscience if he does this? Grump!

OP posts:
Are your children’s vaccines up to date?
SoupDragon · 26/11/2007 11:30

Pile a load of cushions at the foot of the stairs so he falls on something soft. He'll learn

RosaLuxMundi · 26/11/2007 11:31

It's called investigating the world around us. Highly developmental.

starfish2 · 26/11/2007 11:35

Yep, very bright inquisitive child. Has learned from watching siblings/parents. Good observation skills. May become a scientist

PrettyCandles · 26/11/2007 11:35

What, so that I can step on them, slip A-O-T and break my neck?!

Highly developmental, my *%&^! Highly nerve-wracking for me, you mean!

No1 baby must have been the Executive Model (never did anything like this), No2 was the Standard Model, but I think No3 must be the Deluxe With Added Challenge.

OP posts:
RosaLuxMundi · 26/11/2007 11:55

I have three DDs PrettyCandles and I can confirm that model number three does indeed come with extra features.

stealthsquiggle · 26/11/2007 12:04

PrettyCandles - we resorted to putting tree ties (rubber things) on our far-too-easy-to-open stairgates - but from memory DS was about 2.5 before we did that - DD opened one of the yesterday and she is 13 months [grr]

Niecie · 26/11/2007 12:08

The youngest ones are always the bravest and grow up fastest.

There is no doubt the boy was born to be an engineer though.

New posts on this thread. Refresh page