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What Goes Up, Must Come Down

This is kind of cool. The upstairs baby gate was open today, and Margo made a bee-line straight toward the stairs. I ran over to block her access so that she didn't fall down, but as she got to the top step, she plunked herself down, turned 180º, and started lowering herself down the stairs backwards. Slowly and carefully.


This kind of came out of nowhere. We've never given her the chance to practice this. She's still a little hesitant on the narrower steps, but it's exciting that somehow, without trying it out, she came to the conclusion that it would work to go down backward.

- Michel

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