Today I took Evie for her two-year visit to the pediatrician.
And we have big news... At 22 pounds and 15 ounces, she is FINALLY ON THE WEIGHT CHARTS! Yahoo! She just makes it into the 4th percentile, but we are so happy to see her there.
I was so proud of Evie today. I prepped her beforehand so she understood she would be getting two shots. I told her it would hurt, but only for a second. She seemed happy at the prospect of having another boo-boo and asked for Dora Band-Aids. Two Dora Band-Aids. And gum afterward.
She hammed it up for the receptionist.
Receptionist: Oh, hi Cutie! How old are you?
Evie: Two!
Receptionist: What is your name?
Evie: Sleeping Beauty!
She scored high marks for her development and didn't even cry when she got her shots. Lexi even gave her two extra Band-Aids, in addition to her Dora ones. Evie promptly stuck a shiny glitter strip on a microscopic scratch on her finger, and a bright pink strip on an old and fading injury on her ankle.
As I paid our copay, Evie proudly showed off her wounds. And then she patted my butt and loudly announced "Mommy, you have a boo-boo on your bottom!" (I do. It's a tiny scab from my very last Progesterone in Oil injection.) The receptionist looked up at me and giggled. I turned very, very red.
I just realized that I no longer have any secrets.
About Me
- SarahHub
- I have been married for more than 11 years to my fantastic husband, Chris, and we have two beautiful and energetic children. Evie is 5, and full of spunk and sparkle. Ethan is 2, and has taught me about trains and construction vehicles and Buzz Lightyear - and about sweet boy cuddles. I strive to be gentle and kind - a reflection of the love Christ has shown to us. I don't always live it perfectly, but I am working towards a life of gratitude, joy, and love!
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12 comments:
I'm so proud for Evie -- it sounds like she did great! I'm sure I have many days of spilled secrets to come as well. Hopefully it won't be too embarrassing! When my sister was little, she told her teachers that our mom cooked naked! (not true!)
Oh my she is just too much, I bet she is a blast to be around. She is so funny and glad to hear she is on the charts, I know my boys are always in the 10th percentile but they are very healthy just small I guess.
Yay, Evie! How well I know that feeling of joy when they finally make it ON the charts - Savannah was OFF the charts for so long that it just became normal. She's still only about 26-27 pounds at 3 years old, but oh well - they're just going to be cute and petite, right? :)
Sassy has always been low on the growth chart. You never know what will come out of children's mouths.
:) I'm happy to hear she is finally on the charts - mostly for your peace of mind - and maybe riddance of eating butter out of the tub! HA!jk she is just a cute little peanut! Always will be! ... Love the boo- boo on your bottom comment. that's funny!
Hey all~ good stuff Sarah - I thought I knew you pretty well - now even more lol. Congrats, sleeping Beauty for making the chart - I'm going off the other end.
Yay for weight gain! And no, once the children can talk, there are no more secrets. Big Z told a complete stranger once that "bread makes my mommy poop". Oh yes, it could have been worse!
(My word verification is tater, and I find it funny cause that's my dog's name!)
She's just a petite beautiful little thing, isn't she?
I am laughing so hard right now....she is too much!! And you would never tell by her spunk she just made the charts. I would say she has been there all along. :)
Well, at least she didn't slap Dora on your backside.
Yay for growing! My kids have always been the opposite. I am trying to slow them down.
WTG Evie! What a big girl she was with her shots too. I know that made it easier on you as well.
Proud of her!
And, yes, you won't have anything private any more. My 9 year old boy, even though he now knows better, still blurts out things I really don't need the world knowing. :)
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