We went to the Dr. and she was 13 pounds 13 ounces and 25 inches long. She is between the 50th and 75th percentile for weight and height. The Dr. was impressed at all of the things she can do. Wendy likes to grab for toys and bring them to her mouth. Unfortunately she also likes to grab her passy and yank it out of her mouth and then look at us like we took her passy away! The week before she turned four months old, she decided she wanted to roll over. She had mastered spinning herself around in a circle. We put her down facing one direction and come back and she's facing the opposite direction. She decided she wanted to take it a step further and roll onto her tummy. With a few days of determined attempts, she finally got onto her tummy on her own. She was quite proud of herself until she realized that she doesn't really like to be on her tummy. We roll her back over and she looks at us with great pride in her achievement.
Friday, May 28, 2010
4 months old
I'm a week late in posting this, but I wanted to document Wendy at 4 months old.
We went to the Dr. and she was 13 pounds 13 ounces and 25 inches long. She is between the 50th and 75th percentile for weight and height. The Dr. was impressed at all of the things she can do. Wendy likes to grab for toys and bring them to her mouth. Unfortunately she also likes to grab her passy and yank it out of her mouth and then look at us like we took her passy away! The week before she turned four months old, she decided she wanted to roll over. She had mastered spinning herself around in a circle. We put her down facing one direction and come back and she's facing the opposite direction. She decided she wanted to take it a step further and roll onto her tummy. With a few days of determined attempts, she finally got onto her tummy on her own. She was quite proud of herself until she realized that she doesn't really like to be on her tummy. We roll her back over and she looks at us with great pride in her achievement.
She is a very happy baby! This is how she usually wakes up from a nap, even when she's starving. If she's cranky or upset, she can usually be distracted by talking or singing to her. She'll still smile at you just because she's happy you are talking to her.
She's working on sitting up on her own. We set her slanted on a pillow and she worked to a sitting position. She's not quite stable on her own as you can see, but she's working on it.
She loves to watch everyone and see what's going on. She prefers to be held facing out so she can watch everything and everyone.
Whether she's studying her hands or a toy, she is always busy studying something and figuring out how to get that something into her mouth.
We sure love our sweet baby girl!
We went to the Dr. and she was 13 pounds 13 ounces and 25 inches long. She is between the 50th and 75th percentile for weight and height. The Dr. was impressed at all of the things she can do. Wendy likes to grab for toys and bring them to her mouth. Unfortunately she also likes to grab her passy and yank it out of her mouth and then look at us like we took her passy away! The week before she turned four months old, she decided she wanted to roll over. She had mastered spinning herself around in a circle. We put her down facing one direction and come back and she's facing the opposite direction. She decided she wanted to take it a step further and roll onto her tummy. With a few days of determined attempts, she finally got onto her tummy on her own. She was quite proud of herself until she realized that she doesn't really like to be on her tummy. We roll her back over and she looks at us with great pride in her achievement.
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3 comments:
She is growing up too fast! What a cutie. You look great too Meagan!
what a happy girl!!! cute pictures. so great she wakes up so happy too!!
oh my gosh i love these pics!!! meag, you look fabulous in the last one! nice shirt ;)
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