Sam:
Weight, 35 pounds and is in the 75th percentile
Height: 40 1/4" and in the 91st percentile
head size: 21 1/4" and currently not on any chart for 3 year olds.
Sophie:
Weight: 7 pounds 2 oz and in the 10th percentile
Height: 19 3/4" and int he 25th percentile
Head: 35' and in the 25th percentile
Both kids are doing great. Even though Sophie is pretty little still she is gaining weight. At Sam's 2 week check-up he had gained 2 pounds! Come on Soph, let's keep up with your brother, where is your sense of friendly competition! :) 2 healthy kids... I would say I couldn't ask for more than that.
I am trying to teach Sam how to properly enunciate some of his words. Like instead of saying "come iss me" I'm trying to get him to at least say "wiff" the th sound is a tricky one. He has become really aware of other sounds, and is starting to correct them on him own. The result has been pretty comical. He has replaced all his "d" sounds with a very hard "t" sound. Instead of saying "wahder" like everyone else in the world he has this really exaggerated "t" in there. He has also started saying "rehtty" instead of ready. Funny kid.
Sophie has become little queen of blowing spit bubbles. She is also the NOISIEST sleeper alive. What do I do? if I put her in another room I will need a moniter which defeats the purpose but she just seems too little to put anywhere but right by my bed. She will sleep soundly for about an hour then for an hour before she wants to wake up to eat she just snorts and grunts and hums her little heart out. Cute yes.... but can a mama get some sleep?
1 comment:
I could never sleep by my babies either. I would always put them in the next room over at night, usually in the living room or something. Something closer to me than their bedroom if that wasn't close. Then they'd be close enough that I'd hear them start to wake up without a moniter but I wouldn't hear all the groans and grunts. Good luck with that. I'm so not looking forward to sleepless nights.
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