So some friends of the family have been very gracious and given us a lot of hand me downs, clothes, toys, and something even more special. They gave us a little walker (henceforth referred to as the race car) that the wee man can sit in and propel himself around (everyone knows what this is).
Well the first few weeks were fun. This was basically a stationary toy that The Count could wobble back and forth in. Nothing major, just an alternative to the bouncy chair and the sit and play. I totally underestimated his learning curve.
I thought if I pinned the little guy in, I could more or less determine where he could go, but ooooohhhhh no. He hits those little barriers full speed and turns every obstacle into a speed bump. He spends half of his time chasing the blind dog around and pinning him in the corner so that he can pull his ears (it’s rather pitiful). He spends the rest of the time showing us what he can pull off the tables and eat (he’s preferential to folded clothes and magazines).
Well the first few weeks were fun. This was basically a stationary toy that The Count could wobble back and forth in. Nothing major, just an alternative to the bouncy chair and the sit and play. I totally underestimated his learning curve.
I thought if I pinned the little guy in, I could more or less determine where he could go, but ooooohhhhh no. He hits those little barriers full speed and turns every obstacle into a speed bump. He spends half of his time chasing the blind dog around and pinning him in the corner so that he can pull his ears (it’s rather pitiful). He spends the rest of the time showing us what he can pull off the tables and eat (he’s preferential to folded clothes and magazines).
I think I’m going to strap a harness onto the puppies and see how long he can hang on.
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