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April Hope at 4 months

Weighing in at 11 pounds, 13 ounces April is a little peanut! She's in the 95% for height (25 inches) which is a jump from the 75% at 2 months....so she stretched out without time to fill out yet :) The doctor said he was pleased with her growth - so we're not fearful that she'll stay small forever :)

April's favorite song is Row, Row, Row, Your Boat and seems to favor her crinkle-book out of her toys. She loves the swing too! She's still very interested in watching Chloe and is so close to laughing! We got her giggling pretty good the other night and it's so fun to know that the belly laugh will be next :)


She is reaching and grabbing things too - which is a change from last month. April is still wonderful during tummy-time.

She eats every 3 hours and sleeps well at night! We'll be starting cereal in a few more weeks :) She is a "drool-queen" and constantly has her fingers in her mouth - she wears a bib all the time!



We love you April! Can't wait to watch you grow and continue learning!

Comments

Anonymous said…
She is so cute!
Small and tall? sounds like a great combination, must be all the fresh air and sunshine she enjoys, glad she is growing and healthy.
Momily

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