Every one of my babies has rolled off our bed now. Yep, even Finn, as of today :( It's probably not necessary to set the scene: I set him down, I walked away for just a minute, I really didn't think he'd go anywhere (what was I thinking??). Next thing I know, I hear a
thunk . . . and it really didn't register. Then I heard him crying - not screaming, mind you, but crying. So I went to check on him and found him face down on the floor next to my bed. Suddenly the
thunk I had heard registered. Really, he was okay, none the worse for wear, I think. Still, whose idea was it to trust me with these kids anyway?
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Been there...don't that. Totally understand! Glad he's ok and so glad these babies are equipped with amazing sturdy little bodies and heads :)!!!
Awww - I bet it was the "suprise" of finding himself on the floor as much as anything.
Um, Lisa, that happened to Kailey twice. I know, Mother of the Year, right?! And you always feel brilliant that it didn't even occur to you until you hear that "thump."
They make kids bouncy/bendy for a good reason.
It's traditional isn't it? A developmental milestone to fall off a bed or couch? Hmmm.. Congrats to Finn!
All of mine have fallen off the bed as well, and we have all hardwood floors. It must be a mandatory thing for all kids, because you would think we would learn our lesson after the first. :)
Yep, mine too. I rock.
Those things happen to all of us. I set Gabe (then 3 months) in his carseat and when I picked it up he tipped out of it onto his head. It makes you feel like such a winner...
Been there, done that. I'm still waiting for that milestone with Jasper. When it happened with Claire I was on the bed with her! I had just finished nursing and was snapping up my bra when I thought "hhhmmm, what's that bit of pink floating off the side of the bed..." Thump. Obviously, she survived.
Sydney has taken a few dives off of the couch. Sigh! I read this and thought of a friend of mine who's family had a superstition that if a child did not fall off of the bed at least once before he/she turned a year old, something bad would happen. Her first child did this on his own, but her second child didn't. so, on the eve of her daughter's first birthday, she put a few pillows on the floor and rolled her daughter off of the bed.
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