Asher had his 9 month check up today. 29.5 inches and 23 lbs 1 oz. :shock: I swear that must be wrong. He doesn't seem like 23 lbs. And I have a couple friends with babies that weight (maybe slightly shorter though), and Asher seems so skinny compared to them. Not that I mind, I'm just surprised. :wink:
The doctor had no comment on the spit up volume :? , though it's been surprisingly less frequent the past couple days.
She said the stuffiness at night is because of the high pollen count here. I guess everyone has it like that and we just have to deal with it. Poor guy wakes with a heart-breaking squealing cry at least once every night before 10 pm. She also said the "flea bites" were normal and some kids have them until they're two. I talked to her about starting dairy, wheat, and eggs and she recommended waiting until 1 year for especially wheat and egg yolks (since a bit of white could remain). I'm kind of bummed, but not surprised.
We've been having awful problems with early morning wakings. I could just cry most mornings. :roll: Can't figure it out at all because it's pitch black outside. I'm ready to just give in for a while, then see if I can start working it back slowly. Kinda a "restart"?
He's also working on his 8th tooth, and hopefully last for a while! :shock: This has been one nonstop teething marathon month!
Deb: Your tablespoon saga gave me a big ole laugh!! :lol: :lol: I think you hit the nail on the head by saying:
she eats what she wants so i guess it is just life taking the pi@s out of me for checking up on how much she eats she is a fat and generally happy kid
I've pretty much came to the same conclusion myself. It's been too hard to keep track of the volume since I make his food, so I just eyeball it. If he wolfs it down, I give him a bit more the next time, if not, oh well! :wink:
Hope the crawling thing sorts itself in a bit. Not much to suggest since it seemed like Asher dealt with it pretty well. I think I just let him do his thing, then when he started yelling to me when he was finally ready to go to sleep, I'd go back in and put him "back together" and off he'd go. Transitions have always been much worse for us than the beginnings though. Sometimes the routine just has to go out the window. Hard when you have another little one though, I can imagine. I totally know what you mean about their little bodies just have to GO! I seriously wonder about "restless leg syndrome"! :shock: :wink:
And I'm with you, I'd be SO tired for anything past 10 pm! Especially since Asher starts hootin & hollerin at 5 am! But it sounds like a fun, once in a while treat, so maybe you can have a cup of coffee? :wink: I LOVE P&P! Especially with Colin Firth! Woo woo!
JulieB: Relieved to hear from you!! Glad your family is safe.
Schae: I feel your pain! I've been there myself! Hugs to you!
Hope everyone can get the daylight savings time sorted out with your little ones!! Loving all the photos! Keep them coming! I got prof photos of Asher's costume, so cute! I'll post when I get them back in another week or so.