... I mean 2 year 5 month physical.
We had gone in February to do her two year appointment, but she ended up being really sick so they wanted us to reschedule, which we never got around to.
This appointment I actually really liked her doctor, and made the determination that as a new mom he is not very personable doctor, but as a toddler doctor he is so good. He did her exam on his lap instead of having her sit on the table, and she was calm and did everything he asked her to. (open wide, breath big, hop like a bunny) She was just happy to go to the doctor. (It might be because her new favorite song to sing is 5 little monkeys jumping on the bed).
Dr. B said she was a great listener, and seemed like she was really smart. I feel like they are suppose to ask me a million questions about her development, but they never do. Is that normal? Maybe they just observe her just don't know if I am expecting somthing that doesn't really happen. Opinions are welcome. She only had to get one shot today her second Hep. A vaccine. She did really good, I had her smiling then she gave her the shot, and she just looked at me like what the heck was that. After she left she looked at me and said she poked me now I have a ochy, but then never talked about it again. It was too cute. Bo has a little fluid in her ear, not really bad, but Dr. B prescribed some meds just to make sure it cleared up. I talked to him about Bo couching in the middle of the night, and that I was a little worried about allergies. He listened to her chest and said it sounded fine, but it might just be that she has some drainage at night, and kids her age don't know how to clear it on there own. He thinks she will grow out of it.
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| Checking out the fish before going in |
He talked to me about making sure that I use bug spray with deet. to protect her from the West Nile. He kinda went off on a tangent about how people shouldn't have their kids out by the fire after dark, and that they shouldn't go to the fireworks when there kids are so young because mosquito bites are not worth it. He discussed that ticks need to come out within the first 48 hours because that is how long it takes the tick to really get into the blood stream. The earlier you get it out the lower risk you have of contracting lyme disease. Although he comes off as very matter of fact and sometimes goes off on tangents, I think that might be what I am starting like about him.
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| What Bo did while Dr. B was telling me about keeping her safe in the summer months |
Here are her stats:
Length
1 year apt.: 29 1/2 in
Today: 2'11.5"
Going from the 51.01%ile to the 55.17%ile
Weight
1 year apt.: 21lbs 8.8oz
Today: 29lbs 9.6oz
Going from the 50.23%ile to the 67.10%ile
Head diameter
1 year apt.: 46.5cm
Today: 48.5cm
Going from the 82.27%ile to the 63.28%ile