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7 years 11 months ago #62513 by Keatonsmyangel
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My 2 year old is soooo ruff he has hit his head 3 times that left him with a huge knot and black and blue. Thank God there was no head trauma and/or bleeding. Be very careful with your baby girl
We in the beginning we kept him gated off from everything and he even wore a helmet (when his count was 1) he’s at 22 now and he jumps on the trampoline plays with his older brothers for the most part we let him be a 2 year old but we still have set some boundaries for him

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