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So, James usually does his thing around the house and he's old enough now that he doesn't have to be right next to me. One day I'm in my room and I hear someone calling from far away. I'm walking all over and I can't figure it out, because it's not a loud scream, just a tiny "help me" barely more than a whisper. I finally find James stuck in this tiny little niche almost to the top of our stairs. I guess it's there for a decoration or something, but it's just a dust collector to me, and to James it seemed like a good place to sit. That is, until he got up there and realized a climb down would result in a major fall down the stairs. I was surprised, and relieved, that he didn't try to get down on his own. It cracked me up though, because of the tiny call for help. Maybe he was worried if he yelled too loudly, he might be jolted forward. Who knows what goes on in the mind of a two-year-old. Anyway, I found him like this and had to take a picture. I am so mean.