Weight
|
Height
|
Head
| |
Birth
|
8 lb, 15 oz
|
21.75 in
|
14 in
|
1 Month
|
11 lb, 1 oz
|
23.25 in
|
15.25 in
|
2 Month
|
12 lbs, 15 oz
|
25 in
|
15.75 in
|
4 Month
|
14 lbs, 4 oz
|
25.75 in
|
16.5 in
|
6 Month
|
16 lbs
|
27 in
|
17.5 in
|
9 Month
|
19 lbs
|
29 in
|
18 in
|
12 Month
|
21 lbs, 5 oz
|
30 in
|
18.5 in
|
We ran out of Jackson's reflux medicine a week ago and were waiting to refill it after we spoke to his pediatrician. Unfortunately, Jackson has begun spitting up a couple of times per day within a mere week off of his medication. We were hoping we could get a generic prescription since the dissoluble tablets are so expensive. We were informed that Jack can't have the generic capsules because the capsules aren't available in a small enough dosage and we can't split them.
His doctor wasn't concerned about any of our responses on the 6-page survey, even though he was marked down for not having distinctive words (besides MaMa and Dada). It's no surprise that his highest scores were in the "personal/social skills" set. Jackson is amazing at pushing his arms and legs through his clothes to help dress and undress. He also conveys quite a range of emotions.
Here is how our ever curious boy passed the time while waiting for his shots:
Jackson had his first Chicken Pox and MMR shots. The shots had to be administered in different legs, which meant a painful delay time. Poor Jack wailed and didn't recover until we were in the parking lot.
Our next appointment is his 15 month check in July.
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