i pulled my 2yr, 3month year old son out from behind the sofa, and his foot was wedged between the window sill and the sofa. When i put him on the floor, he showed the same behaviour. I can bend his knee and any way i wish, he can crawl, roll around on a bed and doesn't feel any paid. There are no marks or swelling. He also laughingly tells us his 'knee broken'. However when he tried to walk, his injured knee buckles, but because it's hurting him. He only complains a little and falls deliberately falls to the floor and plays without complaint.
After reading the posts, i think he will get better by tomorrow and it will be ok. Since i caused his injury, i'm sure it isn't any sort of condition. It's a father inflicted injury. Toddlers are hugely robust and i'm confident it'll pass.
Thanks for all the posts
A slightly guilty father
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i pulled my 2yr, 3month year old son out from behind the sofa, and his foot was wedged between the window sill and the sofa. When i put him on the floor, he showed the same behaviour. I can bend his knee and any way i wish, he can crawl, roll around on a bed and doesn't feel any paid. There are no marks or swelling. He also laughingly tells us his 'knee broken'. However when he tried to walk, his injured knee buckles, but because it's hurting him. He only complains a little and falls deliberately falls to the floor and plays without complaint.
February 2, 2013 - 8:34amAfter reading the posts, i think he will get better by tomorrow and it will be ok. Since i caused his injury, i'm sure it isn't any sort of condition. It's a father inflicted injury. Toddlers are hugely robust and i'm confident it'll pass.
Thanks for all the posts
A slightly guilty father
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