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<blockquote data-quote="Klay" data-source="post: 16412945" data-attributes="member: 45120"><p>Glad he is ok. Like everyone else mentioned, this type of thing can happen quick. I suppose it is natural to think you weren't being a good parent in this type of situation but for what it is worth, I didnt get that at all from your post. At the end if the day, it all worked out. You may have lost sight of him but once you realized he wasn't with you or your wife, you immediately sought him out. You did what you could. We can't keep our eyes on our kids 24/7.</p><p></p><p>I had a scare with my daughter who is 3 1/2 but it wasn't as serious as what happened to you. We have bunk beds for my two kids. My daughter is the oldest and sleeps on the top. Probably about a year ago she was climbing up the ladder to go into her bed and she got distracted when she was near the top. She ended up letting go and falling to the ground on her side. My wife and I were scared because it was about a 5 foot drop and she didnt try to reach out and break her fall. I thought she might have broke something. </p><p></p><p>Thankfully, she just received a bruise. But I had that feeling of dread because it could have been worse (what if she fell on her head or neck).</p><p></p><p>I cant see how anyone could fault you or your wife for what happened. It wasnt like you just let your 1 year old loose and let him go on his own for hours on end.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Klay, post: 16412945, member: 45120"] Glad he is ok. Like everyone else mentioned, this type of thing can happen quick. I suppose it is natural to think you weren't being a good parent in this type of situation but for what it is worth, I didnt get that at all from your post. At the end if the day, it all worked out. You may have lost sight of him but once you realized he wasn't with you or your wife, you immediately sought him out. You did what you could. We can't keep our eyes on our kids 24/7. I had a scare with my daughter who is 3 1/2 but it wasn't as serious as what happened to you. We have bunk beds for my two kids. My daughter is the oldest and sleeps on the top. Probably about a year ago she was climbing up the ladder to go into her bed and she got distracted when she was near the top. She ended up letting go and falling to the ground on her side. My wife and I were scared because it was about a 5 foot drop and she didnt try to reach out and break her fall. I thought she might have broke something. Thankfully, she just received a bruise. But I had that feeling of dread because it could have been worse (what if she fell on her head or neck). I cant see how anyone could fault you or your wife for what happened. It wasnt like you just let your 1 year old loose and let him go on his own for hours on end. [/QUOTE]
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