Elsie rolled off my friend’s king sized bed on Friday. I guess she was finished her nap. Oh, the guilt.
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But if her auntie is around life can’t be too bad!!
My mother once dropped me on my head as a child. See nothing wrong here. My Mother had guilt also as she told me years later after the incident.
My dad ‘let me’ roll off the picnic table at about 15 months. That is how it was reported by Mom Remorseful that it happened and yet cheered to rat him out.
As the mom, don’t feel a bit guilty. You’ve heard the expression = shit happens? Well gravity ALWAYS happends. As a survivor, I lay no blame with parents for consequences of my drop-zone ride off the side of the picnic table. None.
Max has rolled of beds TWICE because I am a bad mom.
solidarity.
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