Question 9: For both 1 and 2, describe two (2)

I was observing my preschool children climbing on the climber in the classroom. One boy, taller and heavier than all the rest, had difficulty climbing the ladder. He would try and try. I thought perhaps it was that he just didn’t know how, so I tried to talk him through it without lifting him up (I probably couldn’t). He still couldn’t do it. Then I looked closer. For one thing, his torso was long and his legs were short in proportion. Also, because he was heavy, in order to purchase pants to fit his waist the size was so large that the crotch was long, almost to his knees, with the cuffs folded up several times. Have you ever tried to climb a ladder with your knees tied together? That must be what it felt like. I had a little private conversation with his mother, and we thought about possible solutions: shorts or pants that stretch. It wasn’t just the pants but his weight, body proportion, and lack of arm strength, but he wanted to climb so badly that he eventually was able to once the clothing barrier was solved. Again, it pays to watch closely, not just check off “No” to “Able to climb a ladder.” If this happened to you, how would you word the opening conversation with the parent?

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