Lesson learned
Apparently I should put the books I don't want her to touch on the bottom shelf.
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3 comments:
Oh, I remember Henri was the same way as a crawling baby! I ended up putting his books on a 2nd from the bottom shelf, and the things I didn't want him to use on the bottom shelf. And it worked!
Oh, that is too funny!!!
I remember that too. I tried putting books I didn't want him to touch higher, lower, anywhere. But somehow he always remembered which one he wanted originally, pulling everything off to get too. When he got big enough he would move stools over and stand on them to get the books up above.
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