Friday, January 20, 2012

Isabelle @ 6 Months 3 Weeks

Due to the recent bout of nappy rashes and flu, we had delayed our girl's vaccines until a week after she had recovered from the flu. 

At the clinic on 7th January 2012 (6 months and ~1 week), her measurements were:
Weight: 7.2-7.4kg (my postpartum brain is bad)
Height: 69cm

I wonder if Ian's clothes have shrank?  Because Isabelle is now wearing about 12M sizes in some of Ian's old clothes, and even some of the Gap/Carters/OshKosh dresses that I had bought for her.  However, the percentile charts do not seem to put her height in the top range.

Her weight has been rather stagnant since 5 months, probably because of our recent trip to HK and also because of a poorer appetite when she caught a cough and a flu from her elder brother.

Since some time around hitting the 6th month mark, Isabelle could roll over from both sides, and from tummy to back, and vice versa.  And now, she can also crawl, based on GD's definition of crawling (meaning move around on her tummy).  Whenever we put her on the LG playmat, she will wriggle her way out of it quickly.  And if some object catches her fancy, she will make her way towards the object.  Ian has had a "hard time" keeping his slowly deflating blue balloon away from his baby sister.  She has also been showing signs of wanting to lift up her butt, and hopefully, she can start creeping soon even though that means more efforts on our part to keep her safe.

She can also sit independently for a few seconds, before she topples over and go back to her crawling position.  We are waiting eagerly for the day when she is able to sit more steadily, so that we can leave her on the high chair while dining.

I think that she is a rather quiet baby, as she has not started to make many babbling sounds.  However, I noticed that when we forced her to take her medicine until she was crying very badly, she would let out a "ma" sound!   Wonder when she could start calling us?  I have always thought that girls develop speech much faster than boys.

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