Since Charlie was around 8 months old, he's been a climber. Step ladders, bunk bed ladders - just to name a couple. Here are the 'fruits of his labor' a few weeks ago:



He even began to go over the top of it! Daddy to the rescue -
Mommy's rescue, that is. Charlie could care less. Not a nervous bone in his body - although the picture does kind of reflect a bit of uncertainty.
5 comments:
Brave boy! And opposite of my John!
Love that picture of him looking. Such a cutie pie!
don't you just love the way boys can test you? it is almost like a how much do you love me test? he is looking at you so intently...with those big beautiful eyes.
i have 3 of those climbers, they still haven't stopped testing how fast my heart can beat. i would've liked just one to be mellow, like me.
thank goodness for my 1 girl!
how many times do i have to tell you? he is adorable
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Maybe if he falls he'll land on those cheeks? No harm done.
Oy, I gotta pinch those things some day.
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