Their pediatrician recommended letting them fall while in the initial stages of learning to stand and grab for support? You don’t have the pediatrician’s name or office # do you?
Absolutely, you should take precaution that there are no sharp things around to fall onto (like furniture corners), but on a flat surface a toddler has almost 0 chance of hurting themselves by falling. It doesn't even hurt them, they usually just land on their ass..
Two legs of the chair are not visible, so you have no evidence supporting this statement. The chair does not move or wobble, so your claim is easily debunked.
staircase with the glass edge railing
The mom is standing in front of the staircase. The baby cannot hit their head on the staircase without walking to the mom first and getting picked up. Anyone with a nonzero number of brain cells would understand this spatial relationship.
No toys on the floor?
Who vacuums without cleaning up toys and any other stray objects on the floor first?
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u/coy-coyote 1d ago
Their pediatrician recommended letting them fall while in the initial stages of learning to stand and grab for support? You don’t have the pediatrician’s name or office # do you?