Millie 6 Month Stats

Millie is changing every day. She is not the same little baby from my last post. She has started doing so many things.

Height: 25 inches (25%)

Weight: 12.9 pounds (3%)

Head: 16.5 inches (50%)

Physical Exam: Att Excellent!

Development: Att Excellent!

Millie has started to:

• sit up when placed in a sitting position (she has held that position for 5 minutes max before falling over)
• raise her bottom up into the air and get on her knees (all she lacks is the upper body and she is ready to crawl)
• roll off her mat and all over the family room
• eat veggies along with her cereal (carrots are her favorite along with roasted butternut squash)
• says more Millie language (one sounds like a-da (dada) but we know that is not what she is saying)
• push our hands away when she does not like something (she is opinionated already)
• ride in the bottom portion of the stroller and loves it (she has been riding in the bottom section of the Phil&Teds for over a month now but it is still new)
• roll out of the car seat when you have gotten half of her out
• hold Neely Kate's hand during the dinner time blessing
• hold her bottle

Millie Loves:

• her lambie (she holds it as she sleeps)
• her paci
• toys that make a crunchy noise
• lay on her diaper changing table
• kicking her legs when she sees a me or Chris
• oatmeal cereal
• playing on her stomach and rolling around
• talking
• bath time
• watching and laughing at Neely Kate
• going on walks and StrollerFit
• her balls and doll
• sitting outside in her papysan

Millie does not like:

• having to put a diaper on (she rolls everywhere)
• having to put clothes on
• applesauce
• not getting enough attention
• waiting for her dinner when it is close to 6 or is she sees you preparing it
• having to wait for Neely Kate
• getting shots or being weighed
• water, even when I put a little juice in it (she will drink prune juice though)

I will post more pictures of her, as I have a bunch, as soon as Chris down loads them from my phone. I just got a new one and do not know how to fully operate it.