Aaah, memories! My twins used to disappear and become deadly quiet as toddlers. They used to alternate between hyperloud and hyperquiet, and when they were in full scream mode I could hear them banging their iddow heads on the floor from way upstairs, and when they were in stealth mode, I knew they would be behind the couch, looking for ways to unplug the child proof electrical outlet covers. I don't know what it is about the outlets that so attracts little toddlers, but there were times I really wished that I'd had them attached at birth. It would have prevented so many near heart attacks.

Oh great. When the kid becomes an EMT he's going to spend a couple of minutes grilling the folks trapped in the rolled car about how they got there.

That is too cute.
:^)

I'm telling you, I really don't know how some parents keep themselves from kissing and hugging their children to death. How freakin' adorable is that?! Geez...

charris is so right. I used this exact same tactic with my kids, quizzing them on the wrong choices that got them into trouble before rescuing them from it. And my oldest son, now a firefighter, has a reputation with his coworkers. "Always making the catastrophe a learning experience" his chief once told me.

My kids all called them "ambeelences" too. Thanks, Gerard, for posting such a darling video.

Didn't realise my eyes still produced tears! Nice one G!