Grant turned 19 mos old last week. Lucky for me we happened to have their pictures taken that day b/c this was the first time in all of his 19 mos that I did not take a picture of him on the 4th of the month :( Here is a pic of him from the next day.
Yogurt - the perfect after bath - before bed kind of snack :)
What is Grant up to? He loves being outside. Several times a day he will ask for his coat or hat and say "side?" (aka - outside). Last week we scored big at the Tosa Rummages. We now have a slide, slide and swing set and a sandbox for the back yard. YEAH!!!! This is great - we no longer have to go to the park for something to do. We haven't had very great weather since then - so he hasn't used it a ton, but will soon we hope.This is what getting to a rummage sale at 7:15 am will get you :) Thanks Daddy! (just one of our great buys)
Grant is also becoming a bit more mischevious. He knows when mommy can't do much about what he is doing (when I am nursing Alayna) and that is when he chooses to do things like - go behind the end table and chair, pull on the blinds and the curtains, etc He is also screetching. This really is painful on the ears. Brian and I remember our niece and nephew going through this phase and thinking - what are these kids doing? Now - our kid is doing it :) OUCH!
Overall, Grant is still a great little boy!
The first pontoon boat ride of the season (for us anyway). Grant, Papa and cousin Nolan. The first of many ice cream shop trips while up north a couple weekends ago. Thanks Owen for the ice cream!
Walking hand in hand with Keira at the park
Could he really be interested in this already? "Potty, potty"
Today we had an appointment for Grant at Children's Hospital due to his lack of weight gain. He weighed 20 lbs 10 oz (still not on the charts for a 19 mo old little boy.) We met with a nurse, dietician and doctor specializing in nutrition/weight issues with kids. Good news - after describing everything to the doctor (what he eats, his ear infections and other recent illnesses, his eating schedule, etc) the doctor does not think there is anything "wrong" with him. We will continue once again to add calories to Grant's diet anywhere we can for the next 2 months. In early August, we will head back to the doctor to see if things have changed at all (weight wise). If they have not - there will be some further tests the doctor will order. We had a few tests done today - blood and stool. If these tests results would come back abnormally, we would go back prior to the early August appointment - so please pray they do not.For the most part, Brian and I believe Grant is just a little boy. There is nothing truly "wrong" with him - he is just little. BUT - there is always that little voice in the back of my head saying "what if" it is something else. SOOOO...please pray it is nothing!

1 comment:
Hey Shana...I got this sight from Trisha and love to keep up. I just wanted to let you know that Thane is smaller than Grant. Eighteen months and not yet 20lbs. We don't do anything extra... just let him eat when he wants to eat. His pediatrician has never been worried. Chas was also this small and he is fine and has pretty much caught up to his peers. Thane has also been sick only twice since he was born so it isn't from that. Somedays I worry about the fact that he can wear 3-6 month summer clothes and can't keep 12 month pants up, but I don't think it is anything to worry about. Some little boys are just that....little:-) I just wanted to let you know to help calm your worries. Raina
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