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Hi everyone!
I've been lurking and keeping up with posts, but haven't had time to respond. Well, actually, I started to respond one time but screwed up the post so I just gave up. Oh, technology!
Anyway, it was so fun to hear everyone's Halloween plans. Miriam didn't go trick or treating, but we did take her to a Trunk or Treat Safety Fair our local Police and Fire station held, along with my 12 year old cousin. So it was the perfect photo opportunity and the 12 year old took home all the candy I've attached a picture of our little bunny, although she definitely wasn't feeling it that day. She's usually so smiley!
M isn't doing the screeching thing, per se... she just kind of "talks" in a really loud voice. It sounds a lot like fussing, but when you look at her, you can tell she's content and just "talking." I'm sure screeching will come soon enough
Miki, I am mad at your landlord on your behalf! It sounds like they aren't good with money and didn't set aside the deposit in an account so they found any way possible to not have to pay it back. That's totally bogus and unprofessional! Oh, and I didn't think your haircut for gummy looked bad at all! He looks so grown up with all that hair, my goodness!
Wish, all that talk of standing and nearly walking is so exciting with your boys! It's fun to hear how they approach things differently. I love that they are now playing/interacting with each other more. That must be so cute to watch (most of the time!). I hope they will be the kind of twins that are close and get along well.
TTC, Bella looks adorable in her costume! I still can't get over those curls!!!
I know this was awhile ago now, but I really wanted to thank all of you for your supportive comments when my friend got all passive aggressive about flu shots. As Wish pointed out, it wasn't like I was saying no one without the shot could ever see her for the rest of her life... duh, I can't keep her in a bubble! But just until 2 weeks after she gets her second shot. So by Christmas time, when most people would see her, she'll be up to date on her flu shots and immunity at its maximum potential. That way, even if she's exposed, she will likely have a lesser chance of getting the flu or of having it very badly. I mean, we're not super germ-freaks or anything - we have been known to pick up pacifiers off the floor and give them right back to M as long as there's no cat hair stuck to them - we just want to follow the recommendations because our peanut is still so little.
Speaking of little, I don't think I updated you all after her 6 month checkup on 10/19. She came in at 12 lbs 3 oz and 25 1/4 inches. She is finally on the weight chart at the 1st percentile! Pediatrician said everything looks good, but she is still behind developmentally compared with other 6 month olds. I think she's pretty on track with her adjusted age, though, as she had met all the 4 month milestones at least two weeks before her checkup. We're still in OT and PT. OT got continued through another month because she is still having trouble with eating. She just doesn't open her mouth wide enough to get a spoon in and she keeps making weird LOUD slurping noises at the breast like she's not getting good suction. She's making great progress with PT, though, and the flat spot on her head is barely noticeable. Honestly, I don't think other (untrained) people would notice it unless it was pointed out to them.
Hi to Ask and Terri and anyone else I forgot!
I've been lurking and keeping up with posts, but haven't had time to respond. Well, actually, I started to respond one time but screwed up the post so I just gave up. Oh, technology!
Anyway, it was so fun to hear everyone's Halloween plans. Miriam didn't go trick or treating, but we did take her to a Trunk or Treat Safety Fair our local Police and Fire station held, along with my 12 year old cousin. So it was the perfect photo opportunity and the 12 year old took home all the candy I've attached a picture of our little bunny, although she definitely wasn't feeling it that day. She's usually so smiley!
M isn't doing the screeching thing, per se... she just kind of "talks" in a really loud voice. It sounds a lot like fussing, but when you look at her, you can tell she's content and just "talking." I'm sure screeching will come soon enough
Miki, I am mad at your landlord on your behalf! It sounds like they aren't good with money and didn't set aside the deposit in an account so they found any way possible to not have to pay it back. That's totally bogus and unprofessional! Oh, and I didn't think your haircut for gummy looked bad at all! He looks so grown up with all that hair, my goodness!
Wish, all that talk of standing and nearly walking is so exciting with your boys! It's fun to hear how they approach things differently. I love that they are now playing/interacting with each other more. That must be so cute to watch (most of the time!). I hope they will be the kind of twins that are close and get along well.
TTC, Bella looks adorable in her costume! I still can't get over those curls!!!
I know this was awhile ago now, but I really wanted to thank all of you for your supportive comments when my friend got all passive aggressive about flu shots. As Wish pointed out, it wasn't like I was saying no one without the shot could ever see her for the rest of her life... duh, I can't keep her in a bubble! But just until 2 weeks after she gets her second shot. So by Christmas time, when most people would see her, she'll be up to date on her flu shots and immunity at its maximum potential. That way, even if she's exposed, she will likely have a lesser chance of getting the flu or of having it very badly. I mean, we're not super germ-freaks or anything - we have been known to pick up pacifiers off the floor and give them right back to M as long as there's no cat hair stuck to them - we just want to follow the recommendations because our peanut is still so little.
Speaking of little, I don't think I updated you all after her 6 month checkup on 10/19. She came in at 12 lbs 3 oz and 25 1/4 inches. She is finally on the weight chart at the 1st percentile! Pediatrician said everything looks good, but she is still behind developmentally compared with other 6 month olds. I think she's pretty on track with her adjusted age, though, as she had met all the 4 month milestones at least two weeks before her checkup. We're still in OT and PT. OT got continued through another month because she is still having trouble with eating. She just doesn't open her mouth wide enough to get a spoon in and she keeps making weird LOUD slurping noises at the breast like she's not getting good suction. She's making great progress with PT, though, and the flat spot on her head is barely noticeable. Honestly, I don't think other (untrained) people would notice it unless it was pointed out to them.
Hi to Ask and Terri and anyone else I forgot!