Playing on stairs

I did this and probably worse things when I was his age. Most children do because it's fun and exciting, they don't see the danger and unfortunately it usually takes a bruise or two before they realise it isn't fun and hurts. 

My favourite as a child was playing in the kitchen, climbing on the sides and being silly. My mum kept saying you'll fall off and be sorry. I did one day, suddenly it wasn't fun anymore and I stopped.

Keep warning him and telling him no like all parents do and he should learn and grow out of it. Most of us do.

I did this and probably worse things when I was his age. Most children do because it's fun and exciting, they don't see the danger and unfortunately it usually takes a bruise or two before they realise it isn't fun and hurts. 

My favourite as a child was playing in the kitchen, climbing on the sides and being silly. My mum kept saying you'll fall off and be sorry. I did one day, suddenly it wasn't fun anymore and I stopped.

Keep warning him and telling him no like all parents do and he should learn and grow out of it. Most of us do.

Thank you 

Unknown said:

My mum kept saying you'll fall off and be sorry. I did one day, suddenly it wasn't fun anymore and I stopped

cause and effect - a classic learning tool.

Puppies will bite their siblings and parents until one bites back hard and it learns. Humans seem to have lost this technique and just avoid anything that may cause any harm leading to people growing up thinking nothing can harm them - until it bites back.