So I get a lot of desperate pleas from parents of 18 months to 2 ½ year olds saying, what do I do? My child has climbed out of the crib. They didn't sleep great before. and now they really won't sleep. And they just climb out. Walk down the room. I actually am glad they didn't hurt themselves. But what do we do? And how do we keep them in? It's harder now because we no longer have crib tents. They were recalled in the United States for safety reasons. And those were sort of a mesh tent that helped children stay in their crib. And now unfortunately we don't have those. And so we have to get a little bit more creative, because unfortunately children can climb out of the crib sometimes before they have the cognitive ability and the impulse control to know, to stay in their bed all night long. Like an 18 month won't know how to do that. And actually not a lot of 2 year olds really have that down solid either. So if a parent doesn't want to go to a toddler bed, and they want to see if they can keep them in their crib, I of course recommend that you have the mattress down as low as it can go. And then you can even try putting your child in a sleep sack. Or there are now even pajamas that have like a little connector between their legs so the child can't lift their leg to climb over the crib. So they become frustrated. Now of course if you have a kid who goes over head first, then you're probably going to have to transition them to a toddler bed. And be prepared for a long process of having to learn to stay in their bed. And you'll probably have to gate the door and stay with them until they're asleep. It's a little more challenging. Another thing you can do is you can stay in the room and stay by the door. And every time they start to move that leg up, you say, no climbing. And you just repeat it, repeat it. I've even had parents hide. And so it becomes like the voice of the parent coming out of nowhere, no climbing. So they immediately, like, oh, mom or dad are here somewhere. And they'll put their leg down. You can definitely try that. There's no guarantee that will work. But I have had parents have success.