On the climbing forum where this was posted, they were impressed by her drop knee at the end (and appalled by the lack of a spotter).

Yea the drop knee near the end is cool - amazing how intuitive climbing can be.

The lack of a spotter is a bit ridiculous.

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I was more interested to see if he could actually climb down...

His chalk bag looks full.

This kid has a pretty good understanding of the laws of physics. His assessment of every step is more impressive than the actual physical effort. My $.02...

Having him in a nappy and calling him a baby at almost 2 years old is really pushing the 'look how young he is' bit.

If you put him in his normal clothes (he may still be in nappies sure, but a lot of kids are out of them at that age), and said 'Almost 2 year old climbs', people would be less impressed.

He's good, sure... but the age thing is being pushed to an extreme for effect.

"Method for reducing tension in arms when holding a side grip. One knee ends up in a lower position with the body twisted towards the other leg. It can give a longer reach as the body and shoulders twist towards a hold."

What the???? I can't wait to see what this kid is doing in 15 years or so!