Here is a video from a few weeks ago. Adam went to wake Sarah up from a nap and discovered she wasn't in her crib. Curiously he scanned the room to find her reading (playing with) her books. His reaction prompted me to join in the gazing back and forth at Sarah out of her crib. After a few moments I believe I had the same "oh my" reaction. Once we gathered ourselves from wondering how we are going to survive without having her "jail," I asked her to show me how she got out. I was curious and wanted to know! After I put her back in her crib and asked her how she got out, sure enough, within seconds she was out again. Adam needed to see it as well. Now the third time was not a charm however. Her dismount was not as successful as the first two. She did not get hurt, well, I take that back. Her pride was hurt. We decided we needed to get this on tape. I know your saying, "why didn't you get it on tape from the begining?" We just weren't thinking about it. If I remember correctly images of waking up at 3 am with a pair of 2 year old's eyes peering at me while I'm sleeping kept going through my head. Or a lovely little girl waking me up saying, momma I "vwake."
Also, notice the "landing zone" she created of all the stuffed animals, blankets and pillows from her crib. At least she had a soft landing when her dismount wasn't so successful! Since this last dismount she has been found in her crib each and every time. I love having a whimpy daughter! hehe. We are hoping she stays in her crib until we leave Arkansas as we are currently sleeping on what will be her "new" bed.
Enjoy the video!!!!
That's my girl!!!
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