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Two Month Stats

12/5/09


Time flies when you're busy taking care of two babies! We had Zoe & Silas' two month well baby visit today, and here are the stats!

SILAS
23.25" long (60th percentile)
13 pounds, 1 ounce (79th percentile)
41 cm head circumference



As you can see, the kid is a tank.

We got our first social smile last week, so that was very exciting! The picture below shows a glimmer of that smile... Silas has also discovered his voice. He likes to talk to the animals on his mobile, and he also likes to tell us all about how good his bottle was after his early morning feeding when he is in a particularly chipper mood.



ZOE

21.75" long (24th percentile)
9 pounds, 9 ounces (17th percentile)
38.5 cm head circumference


Zoe is built very differently than her brother. She has long skinny legs and feels like a peanut compared to Silas. He is wearing 3 month clothes now, whereas Zoe is just outgrowing her newborn sizes. She loves to snuggle and they are both as sweet as can be.

Zoe is a very alert, curious baby whose eyes are as big as saucers at times. She is increasingly socially engaging and is working on finding her voice as well.


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