Here are my stats!
weight:
21 pounds 10 ounces
10th percentile for weight
height:
32 inches
75th percentile for height
development:
meeting all his little benchmarks but needing a little more improvement in language. his receptive language is really good and she was actually impressed with all the little tricks he showed her - our favorite is when we say "do a cheer!" and he raises both his arms up and smiles and we say "horray!" - and he is improving on his expressive language which seems a little harder for him since he only really says "cat" "dada" and "hot" and "hi". Creighton can say "mama" but he rarely does. And he may have said "all done" but we aren't for sure. Whats really funny though is that he whispers the words he can say! Its so strange, I've never heard any other kid do that!
weight:
21 pounds 10 ounces
10th percentile for weight
height:
32 inches
75th percentile for height
development:
meeting all his little benchmarks but needing a little more improvement in language. his receptive language is really good and she was actually impressed with all the little tricks he showed her - our favorite is when we say "do a cheer!" and he raises both his arms up and smiles and we say "horray!" - and he is improving on his expressive language which seems a little harder for him since he only really says "cat" "dada" and "hot" and "hi". Creighton can say "mama" but he rarely does. And he may have said "all done" but we aren't for sure. Whats really funny though is that he whispers the words he can say! Its so strange, I've never heard any other kid do that!
and the consensus is still the same as last doctors check up:
100 percent precious!
2 comments:
Oh he is beyond precious! And as your local speech path- his language sounds PERFECT for a 15 month old. And he is a really solid walker. I am also so impressed that he is already paci free! Milly is my only thumb sucker (but she only does it in her bed) but giving up that may be interesting.
Yes....his percentile rank for PRECIOUS is off the charts!!!!!!! And, like me, you can be annoyed (like I am) that your child isn't talking more, but you shouldn't be concerned. He has good solid receptive language skills. The expressive language will come along!
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