Laura had her 15 month check up on Friday, we're a little behind as she will be 16 months next week but we were a month behind for her 1 year check up as well, so we're just following her dr.'s redesigned schedule.
Laura is doing very well and is an incredible 28 1/2" long! But with only 15 lbs. 2 oz. on her she's a little string bean. Shoot she's almost 1/2 my height - lol. I knew she was getting bigger looking at how long she is when I hold her. So hard to imagine those first few months and how small she was 15" long, she's almost doubled her height.
She's saying lots of things, not many that I can understand - lol - and will carry on conversations in her own Laura language. She's still not saying mama unless she's crying but if someone says "where's mama?" she looks right at me. She loves saying dogdog though and she's always trying to pet them.
She spent Friday night with Aunt Linda while mommy went scrapbooking and apparently they had a very fun "girl's night in" eating pizza and watching TV. Well, Laura didn't eat any pizza but she did have some garlic bread - thanks Aunt Linda for the stinky diapers I had to change on Saturday. lol
Next month we go to cardiology for a check up but until then more zoo visits and a trip to the cider mill are planned. Hope to post some more pics of those adventures.
Laura is doing very well and is an incredible 28 1/2" long! But with only 15 lbs. 2 oz. on her she's a little string bean. Shoot she's almost 1/2 my height - lol. I knew she was getting bigger looking at how long she is when I hold her. So hard to imagine those first few months and how small she was 15" long, she's almost doubled her height.
She's saying lots of things, not many that I can understand - lol - and will carry on conversations in her own Laura language. She's still not saying mama unless she's crying but if someone says "where's mama?" she looks right at me. She loves saying dogdog though and she's always trying to pet them.
She spent Friday night with Aunt Linda while mommy went scrapbooking and apparently they had a very fun "girl's night in" eating pizza and watching TV. Well, Laura didn't eat any pizza but she did have some garlic bread - thanks Aunt Linda for the stinky diapers I had to change on Saturday. lol
Next month we go to cardiology for a check up but until then more zoo visits and a trip to the cider mill are planned. Hope to post some more pics of those adventures.
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