The traction provided on the steps help keep her from falling.
Below she is standing in the background unaided. She does this for as long 20 seconds before falling or trying to take a step or simply becoming disinterested.
The New Family
Friday, April 26, 2013
Liesel Climbing
JUST before she pushes off to get the next step she throws a glance toward seeming to ask permission to continue, a behavior she does frequently.
The traction provided on the steps help keep her from falling.
Below she is standing in the background unaided. She does this for as long 20 seconds before falling or trying to take a step or simply becoming disinterested.
The traction provided on the steps help keep her from falling.
Below she is standing in the background unaided. She does this for as long 20 seconds before falling or trying to take a step or simply becoming disinterested.
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