At dinner the other night, Chris and I were discussing what the doctor said at Jonathan's 2 year well visit. By the way, he is doing well. He is average weight and average height but he head is slightly big, but nowhere near the size of Andrew's noggin. I told Chris that he is officially no longer considered speech delayed. He is just fine and talks none stop. This is the rest of the conversation:
Me: He also said that we shouldn't be feeding him peanut butter and choking foods.
Chris: Really, no peanut butter? Why?
Me: I guess it has something to do with getting or developing peanut allergies.
Chris: Peanut allergies?
Andrew: Yeah, and then we would have to give him a Zyrtec everyday.
I think we might reconsider the amount of time our child is watching TV.
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that's awesome.
i have a friend whose daughter is well versed in infomercials. she doesn't even watch much tv, but i guess the infomercials stick..
yay for averageness and a less than gigantic noggin! :)
and yay for no speech delay. nothing like the sweet sound of a 2 year old talk talk talking your ear off. (really, i do love it). :)
when kinsey was younger we went to the grocery store and went down the paper product aisle. when we passed the 'bounty' she saw the label and sang the jingle. she was too little to read, so it was totally a too much tv thing. we stopped watching tv after that.
i would say on a daily basis they do not watch tv, but they do watch it some on saturdays or maybe on a rainy afternoon.
now...jackson does watch more than they do b/c it helps with school, but it's not nearly as much as they did at that age,he's about 30 mins a day.
CUTE! I love Andrew! Glad to hear that Jonathan checked out well at the doctor! :)
You should add the thing on the side where we can "follow" your blog! I have to search for you each time that I remember to look, but if I'm a "follower" it would pop up when I sign in. Just a thought! :)
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