PrettyInInk42
Mother of 4
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Dobby - Thanks. And that's good about SO many vaxxed people. I think my province is still fighting over getting teachers vaxxed, but I know our medical people are. SO's cousin is a post natal nurse and she's all vaxxed up.
Probably gonna have to play Matthew's BDay by ear every year depending on what day on the week it and Halloween fall on. Another concern was that the boys have a 2nd cousin (whose 3 months younger than Alex) whose BDay is the day before Matthew's, but the whole family is moving to Ireland this summer, so I guess it won't be a problem.
Some kids just hold on to weight more than others. SO and I were both "solid" as kids, so I have no idea how we ended up with a slim Alex. lol. According to Matthew's percentiles at his 15m appt, he was over 99% and the NP made a phone appt for us with a dietian. We finally had that call the other day and she's like "so, what are your concerns?" and I'm like "I'm not concerned; the NP was." And then just told her we don't give him juice or sweets, only get take out like once a week and limit fried food. At the time, between winter and a small townhouse, he could only be so active. Put now that he's getting a more varied diet in daycare and the weather is getting warmer, I'm sure he'll come down a bit. She even said it looks like he was born at pretty much 99%, so she's not to concerned since his percentile is the same. He'll be 18m later this month, so we'll see what he is at that appt.
Probably gonna have to play Matthew's BDay by ear every year depending on what day on the week it and Halloween fall on. Another concern was that the boys have a 2nd cousin (whose 3 months younger than Alex) whose BDay is the day before Matthew's, but the whole family is moving to Ireland this summer, so I guess it won't be a problem.
Some kids just hold on to weight more than others. SO and I were both "solid" as kids, so I have no idea how we ended up with a slim Alex. lol. According to Matthew's percentiles at his 15m appt, he was over 99% and the NP made a phone appt for us with a dietian. We finally had that call the other day and she's like "so, what are your concerns?" and I'm like "I'm not concerned; the NP was." And then just told her we don't give him juice or sweets, only get take out like once a week and limit fried food. At the time, between winter and a small townhouse, he could only be so active. Put now that he's getting a more varied diet in daycare and the weather is getting warmer, I'm sure he'll come down a bit. She even said it looks like he was born at pretty much 99%, so she's not to concerned since his percentile is the same. He'll be 18m later this month, so we'll see what he is at that appt.