The first thing which came to my mind while I was making this post was, "Who is to blame for this fail". The toddler is clueless, the wall can't shout BUT one thing am sure was by his side while he was playing with death in this manner was his guardian angel.

This is totally out of this world,  may our Guardian Angel's never get tired of watching out for us. Parents need to be more watchful

Neighbour Debbie Green said: 'I was talking to my son's girlfriend on our front door when she looked up behind me and said: 'there's a baby up there on the balcony.' 'I turned round and saw the kid up there just playing on the balcony with no protection - I thought he was going to fall, I was sure he was going to die. 'The police arrived after about six minutes but it felt like hours - I had to go back in the house to try and calm down because I couldn't watch. 

 

'I have never felt so scared in all my life, it was horrendous.
'I couldn't believe someone would let their child do that.
'But they have a chair on the balcony that he was able to use to climb up onto the ledge. 'Debbie's husband John, added: 'After the police went round the father just calmly walked onto the balcony and moved the chair They didn't seem that phased by it all.

'I'm amazed the kid was able to keep his balance up there. 'One of our neighbors said he wanted to go and do something, but we realized if he had then the child might have leant to look at us and fallen - so we waited for the police to come.'There are loads of people who would like to have kids and then there are these people who let their children play on a balcony and ignore them.'He's obviously been up there several times before because he was incredibly careful to climb down.'

John said he felt like he was about to film a child's death. Officers arrived at the block of flats in Wyken, in Coventry, seven minutes later to find the mother and a man asleep inside. They said she claimed the boy was safe because of the delicate pigeon netting over the balcony. When approached, the mother claimed she had in fact been in the kitchen, not asleep, while the boy played outside.

She said the doors onto the veranda don't shut properly allowing the boy easy access to the outside world. Claiming she was 'shocked' when police told her what her son had been doing, she told The Sun: 'I won’t let him out of my sight now. I’d like to thank the neighbours over the way who saw him.