I am freaking out, mommies! can u give a hand next to crazy toddler?
my gal is walking; prob is now that she has the hang of it, she think she is superwoman and can walk anywhere without getting hurt...which includes things like the ottoman (right into the table if i hadn't caught her at the exact moment i did) , walking on the sofa close to the top.i watch her all the time and stay with her, ,but she's quick...she might be quietly sitting there and i look for my cup and turn around and she's already stood up and is running down the edge of the sofa.arghhh
i know she's gonna acquire bumped up, but i would really like to avoid stitches, but i am afraid it is gonna be a not so uncommon thing for her...she have no fear; she will stand up on her toy truck (just a min ago, caught her again ;().and i know sooner or later i am gonna miss and not catch her within time.please tell me something that will ease my mind, or give me some prudence please?? thanks to all, and any rude or troll answers WILL be reported.
wow! I'm sorry for all the aim and rude answers you've gotten so far. I've xrayed so many toddlers with broken arms, legs, fractured skulls and even brain hemorages so it is very prominent to keep her as safe as possible. When my daughter went through that phase I freshly stayed really close to her and kept things from her that she can climb on. isn't your daughter tiny as well? My daughter can't climb onto the sofa just yet but I don't ever tolerate her on the sofa without my full attention. You will just have to monitor her like a hawk and do things around the house when she naps or carry her. But accident do happen no matter how careful you try to be but a short time ago try to prevent as many as possible. GL
agree to her fall everyonce in awhile if it isnt gonna hurt her permanately or isnt life threatening...once she data out on her own that falling hurts she will be less likely to want to do it...try letting her make mistakes...live and revise...but dont let it be dangerous lol
relax.
she is going to fall, she is going to get bumps and bruises. life will dance on. my 21 month old has fallen rotten the couch from walking on it many many times. hes ran straight into the wall and have a huge bump on his forehead. im not going to put him in a bubble, or wrap him in bubble wrap and constantly be in misgivings that he is going to hurt himself.
she is just testing her boundaries. she will learn what her boundaries are.
No matter how vigiliant you think you can be, she is gonna acquire hurt. You just need to get over that reality. My son has had several cuts and some bumps. EVERY child WILL get hurt at some point. And how is she gonna revise not to do something, and you telling her not to is not gonna help she is gonna do it anyway. She needs to swot that if she walks on top of the sofa and falls, its gonna hurt and she won't do it again. And if you catch her she will infer its funny and continue to do it again. Oh, yeah you must be a first time mom..
Answers: so sorry for all these rude answer (xcept for epyton's mommy and ginger did I miss anyone??) but wow, they must basically elt their kdis run out into the streets if they want to. It's not being a "mean" mommy, it's being a good one and protective one. You're not supposed to consent to your toddler run wild; they don't know their boundaries and by letting them 'earn on their own" you are asking for a disaster to happen to them, ppl.
I think of late hang around her as much as you can, I know it's hard when you have other things to do, but I give attention to you've entered that phase where dishes will really have to pile up lol, more so than the newborn phase even.
LOL Aw. My son was climbing little one gates before he could walk...And when he did tramp, ohhh boy!
Try to remove things with sharp edges, etc. I'd like to say that she'll cram if she gets hurt...but no. They don't seem to learn. BUT, probably if you let her take a tumble (which is going to happen sooner or later), she may realize after a bit, that you can't other catch her.
I'd scare my boy before he did something. Like, if I see him eyeing up the distance to jump from the couch onto the table..I'd make a loud noise to startle him (same entry works for puppies, lol) Source(s): mom of 3 y/o & 7 m/o
As you stated, your LO will get lots of bumps and bruises before she learn to be cautious. She'll learn, as she walks into the wall or runs from room to room, that she wishes to slow down. Kids eventually learn (sometimes they just learn that rule within a more painful manner). From experiences with my nephews, they just thought it be funny when i ran after them in attempts to protect them from a fall/wall/furniture. Because they thought it was funny that i be chasing them, it only made them run quicker. As you well know, little ones who just started walking are still for a while clumsy and it only resulted in my nephews falling down more. I learned hasty to stop chasing them and when they fell or walked into something, i went to them, gave them comfort and told them to be more diligent, etc.
When my son starts walking, i am planning on getting the babyproofing thing for the corner of tables. The ones where it give cushion or rounds out the corner. At least i am hoping that will prevent any serious issues. Right now, my son, who is seven months old, have started lunging for things that he wants, so i can see that he will be a little terror, beside no sense of danger, when he starts to walk :)
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i know she's gonna acquire bumped up, but i would really like to avoid stitches, but i am afraid it is gonna be a not so uncommon thing for her...she have no fear; she will stand up on her toy truck (just a min ago, caught her again ;().and i know sooner or later i am gonna miss and not catch her within time.please tell me something that will ease my mind, or give me some prudence please?? thanks to all, and any rude or troll answers WILL be reported.
wow! I'm sorry for all the aim and rude answers you've gotten so far. I've xrayed so many toddlers with broken arms, legs, fractured skulls and even brain hemorages so it is very prominent to keep her as safe as possible. When my daughter went through that phase I freshly stayed really close to her and kept things from her that she can climb on. isn't your daughter tiny as well? My daughter can't climb onto the sofa just yet but I don't ever tolerate her on the sofa without my full attention. You will just have to monitor her like a hawk and do things around the house when she naps or carry her. But accident do happen no matter how careful you try to be but a short time ago try to prevent as many as possible. GL
agree to her fall everyonce in awhile if it isnt gonna hurt her permanately or isnt life threatening...once she data out on her own that falling hurts she will be less likely to want to do it...try letting her make mistakes...live and revise...but dont let it be dangerous lol
relax.
she is going to fall, she is going to get bumps and bruises. life will dance on. my 21 month old has fallen rotten the couch from walking on it many many times. hes ran straight into the wall and have a huge bump on his forehead. im not going to put him in a bubble, or wrap him in bubble wrap and constantly be in misgivings that he is going to hurt himself.
she is just testing her boundaries. she will learn what her boundaries are.
No matter how vigiliant you think you can be, she is gonna acquire hurt. You just need to get over that reality. My son has had several cuts and some bumps. EVERY child WILL get hurt at some point. And how is she gonna revise not to do something, and you telling her not to is not gonna help she is gonna do it anyway. She needs to swot that if she walks on top of the sofa and falls, its gonna hurt and she won't do it again. And if you catch her she will infer its funny and continue to do it again. Oh, yeah you must be a first time mom..
Answers: so sorry for all these rude answer (xcept for epyton's mommy and ginger did I miss anyone??) but wow, they must basically elt their kdis run out into the streets if they want to. It's not being a "mean" mommy, it's being a good one and protective one. You're not supposed to consent to your toddler run wild; they don't know their boundaries and by letting them 'earn on their own" you are asking for a disaster to happen to them, ppl.
I think of late hang around her as much as you can, I know it's hard when you have other things to do, but I give attention to you've entered that phase where dishes will really have to pile up lol, more so than the newborn phase even.
LOL Aw. My son was climbing little one gates before he could walk...And when he did tramp, ohhh boy!
Try to remove things with sharp edges, etc. I'd like to say that she'll cram if she gets hurt...but no. They don't seem to learn. BUT, probably if you let her take a tumble (which is going to happen sooner or later), she may realize after a bit, that you can't other catch her.
I'd scare my boy before he did something. Like, if I see him eyeing up the distance to jump from the couch onto the table..I'd make a loud noise to startle him (same entry works for puppies, lol) Source(s): mom of 3 y/o & 7 m/o
As you stated, your LO will get lots of bumps and bruises before she learn to be cautious. She'll learn, as she walks into the wall or runs from room to room, that she wishes to slow down. Kids eventually learn (sometimes they just learn that rule within a more painful manner). From experiences with my nephews, they just thought it be funny when i ran after them in attempts to protect them from a fall/wall/furniture. Because they thought it was funny that i be chasing them, it only made them run quicker. As you well know, little ones who just started walking are still for a while clumsy and it only resulted in my nephews falling down more. I learned hasty to stop chasing them and when they fell or walked into something, i went to them, gave them comfort and told them to be more diligent, etc.
When my son starts walking, i am planning on getting the babyproofing thing for the corner of tables. The ones where it give cushion or rounds out the corner. At least i am hoping that will prevent any serious issues. Right now, my son, who is seven months old, have started lunging for things that he wants, so i can see that he will be a little terror, beside no sense of danger, when he starts to walk :)
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