Your Birthday - January 24, 2009
7 lbs, 6.5 ounces 19 inches
One Month - February (first smiles!)
9 lbs, 1 ounce (45th %) 21.5 inches (55%), head: 70%
Two Months - March
10 lbs, 12 ounces (50%) 22 5/8 inches (55%), head: 65%
Three Months - April
(No official weight)
Four Months - May
13 lbs 1 ounce (35%), 23 7/8 inches long (30%), head: 85%
Five Months - June!! And starting to sit on your own with a little help from Boppy!
Unofficial - Measurement of 25 inches and weight measurements - 14.2 pounds
6 Months - July Official Stats from the doc today (which is actually 6months, 1 wk) -
25 3/4 inches long (50th percentile!), Weight: 15 lbs, 8 ounces (40th percentile), Head: 75th percentile
So, in the last two months her weight and height have really starting catching up to be closer to average and she's growing into that head! She got a great review from her Doc - sat up happily and played, smiled, laughed and showed Dr Rauth all the fun things she can do. She also really wanted to play with all her instruments and was all about ripping up the white paper on the table. Dr Rauth gave us a prescription for a steroid cream to hopefully help clear up her cradle cap once and for all, other than that Lilli's totally normal and developing right on track. She was NOT happy about her shots, but thankfully when we go back at 9 months she'll only have to get a flu shot and that's all! She cried for just a couple of minutes, but once we got outside she was fine and has been in a great mood ever since, hardly napping at all this afternoon because her toys are just SO MUCH FUN!
25 3/4 inches long (50th percentile!), Weight: 15 lbs, 8 ounces (40th percentile), Head: 75th percentile
So, in the last two months her weight and height have really starting catching up to be closer to average and she's growing into that head! She got a great review from her Doc - sat up happily and played, smiled, laughed and showed Dr Rauth all the fun things she can do. She also really wanted to play with all her instruments and was all about ripping up the white paper on the table. Dr Rauth gave us a prescription for a steroid cream to hopefully help clear up her cradle cap once and for all, other than that Lilli's totally normal and developing right on track. She was NOT happy about her shots, but thankfully when we go back at 9 months she'll only have to get a flu shot and that's all! She cried for just a couple of minutes, but once we got outside she was fine and has been in a great mood ever since, hardly napping at all this afternoon because her toys are just SO MUCH FUN!
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