Party girl! Toddler is caught swinging from the chandelier in her bedroom in hilarious nanny cam footage
- Three-year-old Elise swung on the chandelier at home in Edgewater, Maryland
- Nanny cam footage shows the toddler climb onto her bed frame to reach it
- Her mom says she removed the chandelier from the girls' room afterwards
This is the moment a shocked mother discovered one of her three-year-old daughters swinging on the chandelier in their bedroom.
Footage captured on a nanny cam in Edgewater, Maryland, shows the girl hanging on the ceiling light while her twin sister watches.
Little Elise hangs off the chandelier and spins herself round before dropping onto the bed.
Three-year-old Elise swings from the chandelier in her bedroom in Edgewater, Maryland, in nanny cam footage
The toddler spins herself round on the chandelier above her bed while her twin sister plays on the other bedIn the video, Elise climbs onto her bed frame, nearly falling before finding her balance.
She grabs hold of the chandelier and begins spinning herself round.
Her spins become faster and she swings off the bed frame three times before falling on to her bed.
Elise gets up to try and climb onto the bed frame again but gives up to go and play with her sister.
She nearly loses her balance as she climbs up onto her bed frame in order to reach the chandelier above
Elise falls onto her bed after swinging off the bed frame three times while spinning before she gets up to try and do it again
The footage was taken on July 3 and uploaded onto social media site TikTok by the twins' mother.
She said: 'After converting my twins’ cribs to 'big girl beds', I quickly realized it was a mistake.
'I could hear a noise coming from the girls’ nursery during their nap time so I pulled up my Arlo Security app and realized one of my twins, Elise, was swinging from the chandelier.
'Thankfully she wasn’t hurt but the chandelier was immediately removed. This is just one of many reasons why I can’t have nice things anymore.
'My girls still ask for their chandelier but I’d be willing to bet their reason isn’t for utility.'
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