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My little Princessa may still have a tiny, beautiful face, but she has successfully climbed the charts! What charts? The baby growth charts, of course!
Through the pregnancy, she was always between 10-25% of the median. I was so scared that she would not develop properly or normally. And when she was born, she was a whopping 9% on the baby weight charts! But she looked normal and scored a 9/10 on the Apgar score, which meant that all her reflexes were spot on and that, technically, and medically, she was in the pink of health!
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Yesterday, the health visitor (aka midwife here in the UK) weighed her and proudly pronounced to me that Sequoia is now at the 50% of the baby growth charts! "She has put on weight!" she declared. I was never happily to hear the "put on weight" words. I never liked those words to begin with, being weight sensitive all my life... but hearing this about Sequoia was magic to my ears...
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Most of Sequoia's socks are already too small for her! The heel of the sock can be found somewhere around the middle of her sole :-) I looked at my 8 week and 4 day old Sequoia sadly and said to her, "don't grow up too fast... Mommy misses my little new born baby already..."
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