Today Chad and Kristin, who are our very good friends and Alivia's god parents, came out to our pool for a fun day with Alivia. We played with Alivia in the water for a while and then she took a nap in her covered wagon and then woke back up for some more water play time. Our highlight of the day was when Alivia decided to poop in her diaper right after she got up from her nap. Daddy and Chad changed her diaper together as a team. It was pretty funny watching them change her diaper together. He, he! It was a great day of fun with Alivia and mommy and daddy even got some relax time too just hanging out with our friends. Alivia was such a good girl! :)
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My baby girl...Alivia Kathleen
My baby boy....Wilton (Will) Phillip
Our Family-2013
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11 Months
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Christmas
9 Months
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Watch Alivia Grow...
4- 27 lbs and 3 feet tall
3 1/2- 24 lbs- not on the charts :)
2 Years- 21 lbs 6 oz.0 32 inches long- not on the charts anymore!
22 Months- 20.5 lbs, (approx)
18 Months-19 lbs 10 oz, 30 inches long-3rd and 8th percentile
14 Months- 18 lbs, 28 inches long- 5th percentile (approx)
12 Months- 17 lbs 5 oz, 27 3/4 inches long- 5th and 15th perc.
11 Months- 16 lbs 8 oz, 27 inches long- 5th percentile
10 Months- 16 lbs, 26 1/2 inches long- approx.
9 Months- 15 lbs 8 oz, 26 inches long- 7th percentile for weight and 10th percentile for height
8 Months- 15 lbs, 26 inches long- 15th percentile
7 Months- 14 lbs 4 oz., 26 inches long- 15th percentile
6 Months- 13 lbs 6 oz., 24 1/2 inches long- 15-20th percentile
5 Months- 12 lbs 9 oz., 23 1/4 inches long-15-20th percentile
4 Months- 11 lbs 14 oz., 23 inches long- 15-20th percentile
3 Months- 9 lbs 10 oz., 22 1/2 inches long- 15th percentile
2 Months- 8 lbs 14 oz., 21 inches long- 10th percentile
1 Month-7 lbs 13 oz., 21 inches long- 10th percentile
Birth- 7 lbs 13 oz, 20 inches long- 7 lbs 2 oz. when we left the hospital
3 1/2- 24 lbs- not on the charts :)
2 Years- 21 lbs 6 oz.0 32 inches long- not on the charts anymore!
22 Months- 20.5 lbs, (approx)
18 Months-19 lbs 10 oz, 30 inches long-3rd and 8th percentile
14 Months- 18 lbs, 28 inches long- 5th percentile (approx)
12 Months- 17 lbs 5 oz, 27 3/4 inches long- 5th and 15th perc.
11 Months- 16 lbs 8 oz, 27 inches long- 5th percentile
10 Months- 16 lbs, 26 1/2 inches long- approx.
9 Months- 15 lbs 8 oz, 26 inches long- 7th percentile for weight and 10th percentile for height
8 Months- 15 lbs, 26 inches long- 15th percentile
7 Months- 14 lbs 4 oz., 26 inches long- 15th percentile
6 Months- 13 lbs 6 oz., 24 1/2 inches long- 15-20th percentile
5 Months- 12 lbs 9 oz., 23 1/4 inches long-15-20th percentile
4 Months- 11 lbs 14 oz., 23 inches long- 15-20th percentile
3 Months- 9 lbs 10 oz., 22 1/2 inches long- 15th percentile
2 Months- 8 lbs 14 oz., 21 inches long- 10th percentile
1 Month-7 lbs 13 oz., 21 inches long- 10th percentile
Birth- 7 lbs 13 oz, 20 inches long- 7 lbs 2 oz. when we left the hospital
Alivia's Milestones...
22 Months: Saying 3-4 word sentences and is potty trained!!! Her new favorite food is pizza!
18 Months: Talking like crazy!! Saying 3 word phrases. Still a picky eater
14 Months: Running!! LOVES to play ball! Climbs on everything. Her favorite words to say are; hi, bye, dog, mama, dada (signs "more" and "all done!") Still likes to do animal sounds; lion, monkey, cow, sheep
12 Months: Walking/Running- can say mama, dada and ball for words. Understands 20 words, can do a lion, monkey and cow sound
11 1/2 Months: walking!!!
11 months: Took 15 steps on her own but is not officially walking. Says ma ma! Curious Alivia! Into everything!!! :)
10 months: Continues to cruise like crazy! Took 2 steps on her own. LOVES waving bye bye and clapping to herself when she is excited! Says ba, ba for bottle!
9 months: LOVES waving at strangers and is beginning to say ma..ma..Cruising like crazy all over the place!
8 months: Waves bye bye and gives high fives
Stands with 1 hand and transfers from one area to the next: 7 1/2 Months
Eats snacks on her own: 6 1/2 Months
Pulling up to a stand: 6 1/2 Months
Crawling: 5 1/2 Months
Saying da...da....: 23 weeks- 5 1/2 Months
On her hands and knees semi crawling: 20 weeks- 5 Months
Scooted with her legs underneath her: 18 weeks- 4 1/2 Mths
Rolled over on her tummy: 11 weeks- almost 3 Months
Slept through the night: 10 weeks- 2 1/2 Months
Laughed out loud: 7 weeks- almost 2 Months
First Smile: 6 weeks- 1 1/2 Months
18 Months: Talking like crazy!! Saying 3 word phrases. Still a picky eater
14 Months: Running!! LOVES to play ball! Climbs on everything. Her favorite words to say are; hi, bye, dog, mama, dada (signs "more" and "all done!") Still likes to do animal sounds; lion, monkey, cow, sheep
12 Months: Walking/Running- can say mama, dada and ball for words. Understands 20 words, can do a lion, monkey and cow sound
11 1/2 Months: walking!!!
11 months: Took 15 steps on her own but is not officially walking. Says ma ma! Curious Alivia! Into everything!!! :)
10 months: Continues to cruise like crazy! Took 2 steps on her own. LOVES waving bye bye and clapping to herself when she is excited! Says ba, ba for bottle!
9 months: LOVES waving at strangers and is beginning to say ma..ma..Cruising like crazy all over the place!
8 months: Waves bye bye and gives high fives
Stands with 1 hand and transfers from one area to the next: 7 1/2 Months
Eats snacks on her own: 6 1/2 Months
Pulling up to a stand: 6 1/2 Months
Crawling: 5 1/2 Months
Saying da...da....: 23 weeks- 5 1/2 Months
On her hands and knees semi crawling: 20 weeks- 5 Months
Scooted with her legs underneath her: 18 weeks- 4 1/2 Mths
Rolled over on her tummy: 11 weeks- almost 3 Months
Slept through the night: 10 weeks- 2 1/2 Months
Laughed out loud: 7 weeks- almost 2 Months
First Smile: 6 weeks- 1 1/2 Months
Watch Will Grow...
12 Months- 22 lbs 80z (46%) and 28 2/4 in (19%)
6 Months- 17 lbs 10 oz (55%) and 27 1/2 in (60%)
4 Months- 14 lbs 9 oz (40%) and 25 1/2 in (69%)
2 Months- 11 lbs 10 oz (47%) and 23 1/4 in (67%)
2 Weeks- 7 lbs 2 oz- back to birth weight :) 21 inches
At Birth- weighed 7 lbs 2 oz- he was 6 lbs 8 oz when we left the hospital- 20 inches
6 Months- 17 lbs 10 oz (55%) and 27 1/2 in (60%)
4 Months- 14 lbs 9 oz (40%) and 25 1/2 in (69%)
2 Months- 11 lbs 10 oz (47%) and 23 1/4 in (67%)
2 Weeks- 7 lbs 2 oz- back to birth weight :) 21 inches
At Birth- weighed 7 lbs 2 oz- he was 6 lbs 8 oz when we left the hospital- 20 inches
Will's Milestones
12 Months- Cruising everywhere but not walking yet- sleeps from 7:30-7:30 :) Says, ma ma, da da and ball. Loves doing "so big" with his hands and pointing to his nose. He always loves growling different animal noises
8 Months- Crawling and cruising
7 Months- On hands and knees rocking but not crawling yet- still LOVES to eat- Said Ma, ma for the first time on Jan. 1st :) Sleeps from 7:30-7:00
6 Months- Rolling machine- LOVES all solid foods :) Says Da Da- sleeps from 7:30-7:00
4 Months- Rolls from back to tummy and tummy to back- LOVES eating cereal- sleeps from 7:30-6:30
3 Months- Sleeps from 8:00 to 6:00- rolls from tummy to back
7 Weeks- wakes up to eat at 2:00 and 5:30
6 Weeks- rolled over from tummy to back
5 Weeks- First Smile and First Bottle
2 Weeks- wakes up to eat at 2:00 and 5:00 :)
8 Months- Crawling and cruising
7 Months- On hands and knees rocking but not crawling yet- still LOVES to eat- Said Ma, ma for the first time on Jan. 1st :) Sleeps from 7:30-7:00
6 Months- Rolling machine- LOVES all solid foods :) Says Da Da- sleeps from 7:30-7:00
4 Months- Rolls from back to tummy and tummy to back- LOVES eating cereal- sleeps from 7:30-6:30
3 Months- Sleeps from 8:00 to 6:00- rolls from tummy to back
7 Weeks- wakes up to eat at 2:00 and 5:30
6 Weeks- rolled over from tummy to back
5 Weeks- First Smile and First Bottle
2 Weeks- wakes up to eat at 2:00 and 5:00 :)
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