Standing, Falling

It's easy to see, Rai, that it won't be long before you start walking. You've always loved to stand and now you get a bit upset if we don't work 'standing time' into every interaction with you.
To give you more opportunities to stand on your own, we've set up a couple toys that you can only use while seated in a tiny, Rai-sized chair. But, sitting in the chair is not enough. You like to grab the toy and raise yourself to standing position so that you can hulk over the play table and activity cube we've set up for you.
You can stand on your own now, but it's usually a wobbly affair so, when all that interaction with the play table or activity cube is added, the result is usually you standing, leaning on the toy, playing for a while, and eventually teetering to one side, flailing for dear life, then falling. It may seem that the tiny whimpers you then let out mean, "Ouch. That hurt," but they really mean, "Get me back into that chair so that I can repeat all that again."