Since WW loves pooping stories. Sadly, it was not on the table.
DD is 32-1/2" (95%), 21.8 lbs (25%), head circumference 17-1/2" (10%). These are pretty much what her percentiles have been for all three since birth, so she's pretty consistent. Apparently she's a tall, skinny, small-headed kid.
While the pedi and I were discussing DD, who had been exploring the exam room like a little monkey, all of a sudden DD wedged herself into the corner, grabbed onto the chair, squatted, and started grunting and turning red. Ossum. I know pediatricians, of all people, have seen it all, but I've never tried to carry on a conversation with a relative stranger while DD took a crap next to me. I felt a little awkward.
When she was done I asked "Do you need a new diaper?" and she looked me solemnly in the eye and said "Ya-ya."
Also, the pedi confirmed what we suspected after her 12 mo. appointment, and her gross motor skills are fine. (Regular pedi was on maternity leave and the NP we saw was ready to put DD in PT because she wasn't walking at 12 mo., which is crazy.) She walks fairly well now, still plops down on her butt periodically and bounces back up, hasn't mastered running yet. But she figured out on her own how to crawl down the stairs.
You may skip the following AW if you like: DD is also off the charts on communication skills. She understands practically everything you tell her, and when the pedi asked if she can say two or three words other than mama and dada, I told her DD says TONS of words, even though many sound alike. Cah = cat, car, cup, mah = moon, milk, more, dah = duck, down, done, etc. "May-me" = baby. Pedi asked, "Does she consistently say the same sound for the same thing?" I said she does, pedi said "Well, that's what counts!" So basically, I have a kid who's really verbal but not that awesome with motor skills. Which probably sets her down the same geek path DH and I went down. I guess it's true what they say about apples not falling far from the tree.
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