Anna-Grace is 9 months. She is the most precious child. She giggles, laughs, squeals, babbles and has SO much personality. I get a lot of comments about how social she is. She is very aware of everyone and wants to be right in the middle of all the activity!
These past few weeks have brought some big changes for her. Her favorite teacher, Ms. Chrissy left her daycare for a new job. AG LOVED her Ms. Chrissy! She would only let her feed her, and was Ms. Chrissy's favorite (shhh). : ) She loving cared for AG for months and it has been hard on all of us. We decided to take the opportunity since she was having to make a transition anyway to move her somewhere closer for us to save time driving. God is so good. He always takes a bad thing and makes it better. We absolutely LOVE where she is going now. It is an excellent center, both her teacher and assistant have master degrees in early childhood education, she does tons of fun things each day like painting and going outside for walks and to play. The caretaker to child ratio is very very small. She has been 4 days and loves it! She is taking her bottles, eating her food and today did not even shed a tear when I left. We are so blessed. It will be a great place for her to grow and learn these next couple of years while Jason is finishing school.
All about Anna-Grace at 9 months:
- Still exclusively nursing - Praise God! Although she would rather be playing with her siblings than nursing...except in the middle of the night.
- Still waking up 1 or 2 times at night to eat. This momma is exhausted. She has slept through the night 2 or 3 times.
- She has had 3 ear infections and seems to keep a constant cold/runny nose right now. : (
- Loves to eat food! She still loves sweet potatoes and squash and has started to eat some table food like broccoli and little pieces of meat. She likes crackers and cheerios!
- Sits and spins, rolls and can scoot small distances. Not crawling but I think it will happen soon.
- No teeth.
- Very spiky hair! It is precious and we non-stop comments about it!
- Constant smile!
- Starting to mimic faces and noises.
- Says da-da, bye and will wave. Lot of other babbling noises.
- Loves her passy.
- Has stranger anxiety.
- Loves to play with toys.
- Everything goes in the mouth.
- Still adored by her siblings.
- Is spoiled! I understand now why the baby in the family is always spoiled. It is impossible not to spoil her.
- TINY! Weighs 14.11 lbs (1%) and is in the 4% for height.
- Just starting to wear 6-9 month clothes.
- Doing better about sleeping in her own bed.
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So glad to hear the transition has gone so smoothly for all of you! That can make a world of difference.
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