And, tooth number 7 has popped through!


Does that look like the face of a sick kid? Healthy or sick..........still smiling! 
Hmmmmm, maybe this is how he got sick:)
SOOOOOOOOOO darn cute!


*John weighs 20 pounds 12.8 ounces (I had to put that .8 in there!)
*He finally made it on the growth chart for his actual age (not his adjusted age) and is in the 10%for weight.....yaaahoooo!
*His ideal weight is 9.6kg and he is 9.4kg......again, yaaaahoooo!
*He is 28 and a half inches long!
*Next month when he is one years old (March 17th) adjusted, we are going to transition him to a new type of formula (forgot the name already) for toddlers. Did you hear that????? He's gonna be a toddler:)
*He needs to be drinking (tube fed) more H2O so he doesn't get dehydrated......especially when it starts warming up. So, we have to give him 4 ounces of water a day on top of his 800ml's of formula. So, I just filled up a syringe (60cc's) and squirted it directly in his button.........simple as that. I am going to do 2 ounces in the am and the other 2 before bed. Geez......the kid is NEVER going to know what hunger feels like.
*This summer we are going to try out a feeding clinic at PCH. The Dr. said it isn't the top of the line like other states have but, it's still good.......and it's all we've got here in AZ.
*The best part of the appointment is when the Dr. patted me on the back and told me what a WONDERFUL job Jamie and I were doing. That really made me feel good.
After that appointment we rushed home to grab John's stuff (food & spoons) for Speech and we were back in the car in a matter of minutes.
It was a busy morning but a good one!
Just your typical Saturday morning yoga class. With the strength he's building in his shoulders, he'll be doing handstands before long. So, when the neurologist asks if he's sitting yet I can smile and say no but he's almost got a handstand!
Life is good!
Hope this helps!!!
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