Archive for August 13th, 2005
Age: 14 months
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Weight: 28 pounds 6 oz
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Likes: Grapes, my stuffed dog Plopper, playing on the treadmill, organizing and arranging my bath toys and coasters. I like to sleep all sprawled out with my legs flipped up on things and my body twisted all over the bed (kinda like Daddy sleeps).
Dislikes: Ear infections, cheeseburgers, laying still for anything.
Notes: I am building quite a vocabulary. I can say turtle, Uh Oh, star, kitty, dooooog, and can make the sounds for a lot of animals like bears, kitties, dogs, and snakes. I’m taking shorter naps. I like to climb up the stairs and plop down them on my butt, all will parental supervision of course. I had another darn ear infection.
Age: 13 months
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Likes: My big girl toys…my slide, playhouse, and bananna boat. I like oatmeal in the morning for breakfast.
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Notes: I can say the name of my favorite food…”hot doooooog”. I can pant like a dog. I had another ear infection, but we caught it early and got it all cleared up.
Age: 12 months
Height: 32 inches
Weight: 27 pounds
Nicknames: Stink Bug
Likes: Balloons, books, Bear in the Big Blue House, chicken nuggets.
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Notes: I’m now a year old! I can make the sounds for a kitty (bwaaa), puppy (ruuuh), and bear (urrrr). I know where my hair, toes, and belly are.
Age: 11 months
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Nicknames: El Grande, Frank (as in Frankenstein)
Likes: Hot Dogs (with cheese in the middle), Pizza Hut salad bar, Christy’s hair, my Baby Einstein DVDs, peas.
Dislikes: Being told “No”.
Notes: I can walk around like it is my job. I am working on waving bye bye. I can stand up in the middle of the room without pulling up on something. I like to clap when you sing “If You’re Happy and You Know It, Clap Your Hands”.
Age: 10 months
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Nicknames: Poop, Poopie
Likes: Grandpa French’s sub sandwich, juice, eggs, hot dogs, splashing in the bathtub, climbing the stairway, giving love and kisses to soft stuffed animals.
Dislikes: Being bored, not having enough food!
Notes: I have enought hair now that Mommy can put barettes in when I get dressed. I know how to put thing in a container. When I want more of something, I know how to tell people in sign language. I’m not scared at all to let go of something that I’m holding on to and taking a few steps…I just don’t like the falling-down part that happens soon after.