So my little miss has entered her 11 month of life already. She turned 10 months on the 3rd of March and I can not begin to tell y'all how that makes me feel. But I will also say because she is still so baby like to me I don't see her as this close to one. Since her last monthly report she really hasn't changed that much. The only big different is that she is now being seen by a physical therapist to help her with a diagnosis of Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD). You can read the beginning stages of that process here.
Growth: I am assuming she is roughly 22 lbs and around 26/27 inches long...still short but starting to equal out...maybe :)
She is wearing anything from 6-12 month clothes and size 4 diapers.
Eating: She has 4 bottles of 5oz a day and 9 cubes (18 tbls) of fruits/veggies and 4-6 tbls of cereal . Part of her SPD is textures in food. So while she will eat almost anything she will only in certain forms. For example she will not anything mixed like a casserole or spaghetti. She is basically eating at a stage 2 food. Cookies (biter biscuits) and soft fruits/veggies are OK sometimes but it usually takes a really long time for her to eat them and involves quite a bit of screaming :(
Sleeping: She is now sleeping from 7:30ish pm to 6:30 am, with 2 1.5 hour naps during the day. I shifted her whole day up by about a n hour to make room for the twice weekly PT. Bless her heart she is cutting 3 teeth and the teething is really effecting her sleep. She is just really restless and hard to get her down initially, but is still sleeping through the night.
New developments:
6 teeth, that's 3 more than last month
She loves to clap and do hand motions to songs IE. Wheels on the Bus and Patty Cake.
Still only saying "mama" but is not signing "daddy" "eat" "more" "bottle" "milk"
Screaming: when she is excited, mad, happy...I can not figure how to make it stop!!
She is still really struggling with gross motor. After evaluation from the PT she was placed at a 3 month development level but only in gross motor she is average if not above in every other aspect.

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