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Well, we set up a temporary barrier in the stairwell leading from the second floor to the first floor, so we don't have to worry about him falling down. But this child crawls too fast, never stopping for a rest. If you keep him confined to the activity room, he protests with loud shouts. Otherwise, he pouts and whimpers, crying in a way that makes his voice sound resentful and piercing, leaving you helpless but to open the door and let him crawl around outside. Most of the rooms on the second floor have become his playground. He starts crawling from one room to another, going in and out constantly, never stopping for a moment. His energy is truly astounding.,This child is very clever. He can't walk himself, but he knows that adults can help him. So he crawls to an adult's legs and clings to them, trying to stand up. Then he looks up at the adult and babbles incoherently. If an adult doesn't help him, he grabs their leg with one hand and extends the other out, trying to stand on his own. He wobbles precariously, but still refuses to give up.,"Where is Pippi Where is Pippi, Yaya Pippi, bring Pippi back..."。