Meredith is still 2 years old but has never had a reasonable fear unlike her older sister Amelia. As a parent I've never exactly been told, how high can you let a 2 year old climb?
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Jennifer usually says, "If they want to do it and it is safe, let them go for it!" I love you girls. Grammie
Well, my philosphy has always been that I let Andrew climb whatever he wants (as long as it's stable) but I never help him. I feel like he's more likely to get into trouble getting down if he didn't get himself up. Of course, you might want to ignore this advice given his crazy climbing skills now. :)
Well, my philosphy has always been that I let Andrew climb whatever he wants (as long as it's stable) but I never help him. I feel like he's more likely to get into trouble getting down if he didn't get himself up. Of course, you might want to ignore this advice given his crazy climbing skills now. :)
Meredith is still 2 years old but has never had a reasonable fear unlike her older sister Amelia. As a parent I've never exactly been told, how high can you let a 2 year old climb?
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Jennifer usually says, "If they want to do it and it is safe, let them go for it!" I love you girls.
Grammie
As high as she wants. Just make sure you're around when she's coming down...think that's how I broke my leg as a 2 year old!
Well, my philosphy has always been that I let Andrew climb whatever he wants (as long as it's stable) but I never help him. I feel like he's more likely to get into trouble getting down if he didn't get himself up. Of course, you might want to ignore this advice given his crazy climbing skills now. :)
Well, my philosphy has always been that I let Andrew climb whatever he wants (as long as it's stable) but I never help him. I feel like he's more likely to get into trouble getting down if he didn't get himself up. Of course, you might want to ignore this advice given his crazy climbing skills now. :)
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