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Ava's one yr appt, well kinda :)

DDK2005 posted:

Ok so I'm a lil behind, I just wanted to hold off on the MMR shot for as long as possible. I actually had to bring her in because she's been really sick. Threw up twice over the last week & has a cough that wakes her constantly. it turns out she has a virus and fluid in her ears, luckily its not infected so no antibiotics for now. At least I got her heght & weight. She is now 13 months and is 18lbs 9 oz (10%) & 30 (75%) in long. So it looks like I have a tall and skinny lil girl...she actually finally slet thru the night again after 2 weeks of constantly geting up. So Im hoping that means she's back on her way to recovery.

BTW: I love the idea of getting the medical kit to help with the anxiety of the doctor. Ava is usually so happy & smiley but once she sees the Dr she screams until he leaves - LOL!

4 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:Ava's one yr appt, well kinda :)Ok so I'm a lil behind, I just wanted to hold off on the MMR shot for as long as possible. I actually had to bring her in because she's been really sick. Threw up twice over the last week & has a cough that wakes her constantly. it turns out she has a virus and fluid in her ears, luckily its not infected so no antibiotics for now. At least I got her heght & weight. She is now 13 months and is 18lbs 9 oz (10%) & 30 (75%) in long. So it looks like I have a tall and skinny lil girl...she actually finally slet thru the night again after 2 weeks of constantly geting up. So Im hoping that means she's back on her way to recovery. <br /> <br />BTW: I love the idea of getting the medical kit to help with the anxiety of the doctor. Ava is usually so happy & smiley but once she sees the Dr she screams until he leaves - LOL!

cheeezie25 responded:

DS is a stringbean too! I think he was 90th percentile for height and 45th for weight at his last visit. We go back in two days, so I get to see how much he's grown since then. Keep in mind that your DD may have dropped a little weight just from being sick too. There is often not a huge difference between a 10th and 25th percentile, 25th and 50th percentile... you get the drift.

Report This| Share this:Ava's one yr appt, well kinda :)DS is a stringbean too! I think he was 90th percentile for height and 45th for weight at his last visit. We go back in two days, so I get to see how much he's grown since then. Keep in mind that your DD may have dropped a little weight just from being sick too. There is often not a huge difference between a 10th and 25th percentile, 25th and 50th percentile... you get the drift.

cduffy responded:

My DD was 3% for weight and 76% for height at her 1 year check up...and then 8% for weight and 75% for height at her 18 mo check up, so a string bean here, too! Hope she's getting better soon!

Report This| Share this:Ava's one yr appt, well kinda :)My DD was 3% for weight and 76% for height at her 1 year check up...and then 8% for weight and 75% for height at her 18 mo check up, so a string bean here, too! Hope she's getting better soon!

DDK2005 responded:

She actually is doing well with her weight as she used to be in the less than 5% on weight from 6-11 mo appt - so Im happy with the 10%

...She is feeling much better & tarting to eat again - YEAH!!! I gave her perogies the other day & she gobbled them up!!

Report This| Share this:Ava's one yr appt, well kinda :)She actually is doing well with her weight as she used to be in the less than 5% on weight from 6-11 mo appt - so Im happy with the 10% <img src="http://img.webmd.com/community/images/smile.gif" align="top" border="0">...She is feeling much better & tarting to eat again - YEAH!!! I gave her perogies the other day & she gobbled them up!!

MandyMartinez83 replied to DDK2005's response:

Hi! Im glad to hear Ava is doing great! Me, on the other hand, have a big guy! He weighs 24.4lbs!!! Dr said they start slowing down in weight around this age. As long as they are healthy, it doesnt matter too much how they weigh.

Report This| Share this:Ava's one yr appt, well kinda :)Hi! Im glad to hear Ava is doing great! Me, on the other hand, have a big guy! He weighs 24.4lbs!!! Dr said they start slowing down in weight around this age. As long as they are healthy, it doesnt matter too much how they weigh.

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