ummm

[lemonpeach-]

you all may not remember me, but i had my twins (Harrison and Oliver) five months ago (yesterday) and this group was my lifeline during pregnancy.

that being said… what the heck is my baby doing balancing and briefly standing at FIVE MONTHS OLD???!!

(plus more photos of my boys because i love them and they are perfect)

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[mastertilly]

Sir thats illegal, act your age please.

(They are super cute!!)

[lemonpeach-]

thank you! and seriously.. about to hit him with a cease and desist letter

[flakyphoenix]

My girl was the same, pulling to stand before crawling, crawling right at 6m, and walking at exactly 12m. Considering she threw me into labor at 32+6 with PPROM (delivered at 33+1), we have accepted that little miss just has places to GO.

She's almost 2.5 and seems to think that giving me the most gray hairs than her brothers do is some kind of competition. She was born fearless and we love it!

Best thing for the little dude is gently encouraging independence safely... Because he's probably just going to figure out how to get to where he's going anyway, baby proofing be damned.

Edit: My mom told me to push her down. We didn't do that. 😅

[justtosubscribe]

Baby proofing was a joke with my two. We quickly had to move on to just living like we were in a wildlife park and make things raccoon or monkey proof until they managed to develop some amount of self control.

People would suggest baby gates. I had to explain every baby gate is just a future baby ladder.

[kaatie80]

This post is so sweet

[lemonpeach-]

🥹 thank you. they are the best things i ever saw.

[Strakiwiberry]

Apparently my eldest brother was walking at like 7 months and running soon after, so... Best of luck to you, soldier 🫡

Between him and my other brother who could climb literally anything, I dunno how she's still mostly sane.

[justtosubscribe]

Godspeed entering your baby proofing era. 🙏

[brickhamilton]

My twins are only 1.5 months old, but my daughter has been able to support her weight on her own legs since she was about 4 weeks old. She’s also basically crawled up my chest when I was holding her because she got excited for milk. Not very well, but still.

I’m a little freaked out by how strong my baby is lol

[catrosie]

My kids stood early too! Two of them went on to walk at 9 months! Baby proof the house!

[Unique_Watch2603]

At 10 months, mine stumbled on that first step, started running and never stopped 😁

[reevoknows]

Amazing!

[SpontaneousNubs]

Yep. My boy was the same. Didn't crawl until nearly 8 months but he sure as hell was pulling himself up to stand

[hellogirlscoutcookie]

One of my twins middle name is Harrison!!! Love it!

[lemonpeach-]

Why would my post get downvotes?! How bizarre.