That's right, folks! Annalee's head circumference has moved from 100%+ to 99.86%. While still at the top, she is becoming a little bit more body and a little less head!
We had Anna's 15 month appointment today, and, in addition to finding out her head circumfrence, we also found that she is 2' 6.25" (37.82%) and 25lb 3.2 oz (91.42%).
In other words, she is perfect. Or as close to perfect as a 15 month old can get. She hollered the entire time we were in the doctor's office and I was told that her clinginess is a good thing for a kid her age.
Both kids are doing just great. The holidays came and went, with visits to Ohio to see Paul, Bea, John and Nancy for Thanksgiving. A weekend trip to Eau Claire to see the Olesons, Casey and Jodie, and then a quick trip to Duluth to spend the actual Christmas day with my family. It was fun, chaotic and a lot of driving, so we have been enjoying the calm after the storm the past couple weeks at home.
I have photos to post, but will have to get to them another day, as it is nearly time to head home to pick up the squirts. This is pretty near the best part of my day, knowing that I get to see them soon and spend the night getting to know how my two little ones did today. Here's hoping Annalee is not having any type of reaction from her shots and that Jack has a lot of stickers on his "potty" chart at daycare.
Hope everyone is surviving the cold.
Love, Laura
We had Anna's 15 month appointment today, and, in addition to finding out her head circumfrence, we also found that she is 2' 6.25" (37.82%) and 25lb 3.2 oz (91.42%).
In other words, she is perfect. Or as close to perfect as a 15 month old can get. She hollered the entire time we were in the doctor's office and I was told that her clinginess is a good thing for a kid her age.
Both kids are doing just great. The holidays came and went, with visits to Ohio to see Paul, Bea, John and Nancy for Thanksgiving. A weekend trip to Eau Claire to see the Olesons, Casey and Jodie, and then a quick trip to Duluth to spend the actual Christmas day with my family. It was fun, chaotic and a lot of driving, so we have been enjoying the calm after the storm the past couple weeks at home.
I have photos to post, but will have to get to them another day, as it is nearly time to head home to pick up the squirts. This is pretty near the best part of my day, knowing that I get to see them soon and spend the night getting to know how my two little ones did today. Here's hoping Annalee is not having any type of reaction from her shots and that Jack has a lot of stickers on his "potty" chart at daycare.
Hope everyone is surviving the cold.
Love, Laura
