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Do not sit them on a couch, no matter how confident in their equilibrium you are. Did this once and kid rolled forward smacking head on coffee table. Kid probably fine today, but I will never be the same.
Oh boy, good warning! I was thinking we might watch some hockey together so that'll have to be done quite carefully if at all.
This is the reason for all the throw pillows. You take them off the couch and place them strategically in areas where the kid could roll/fall.
At 13 months this works; at 18 months the daredevil gene kicks in and the kid will dive from the couch to make sure the cushions work...
Ooooooh, I love this! (The 13 month non daredevil version. For 18 months, I'm thinking duct tape.)
Heh "probably"...