Sunday, March 8, 2015

Elizabeth 4 months

As of 2/9/15 (monday)
Elizabeth can roll to her right side completely. She has been doing that for a week and a half each time getting more and on your side each day. But you can't or don't roll onto your left side. Also you upgraded to size 3 diapers two weeks ago, but we couldn't buy any til a few days ago. So every time you pooped it got all over your cloths because the diapers were to small. It was kind of frustrating.
You don't sleep with your arms swaddled tight against you anymore (for about 2 weeks). If we try to do that you scream til we release your arms. Which also makes it difficult because you constantly knock your binky out because your hands are near your face.

As of 2/19/15 you can roll onto your left side.

So after being able to roll from side to side, you now are able to roll to one side to grab a toy, let go, and you are turned slightly so the toy on the other side is in your face. And I hate to say it, but it is always funny to watch you realize that.

Your stats as of 2/19/15- She weighed 14 lbs (60 %) and was 25 inches long (25 %) and head circumference 15.75 inches (25%)

On 2/22/15 you had your first spoonful of rice cereal. You didn't like it at all. So over the last few weeks on and off I've feed you rice cereal and you still don't like it. So I tried mixing the cereal with applesauce and once with orange juice and you seemed to like that better.

You don't like to be held for long periods of time, you prefer to be on your back on your playmat. Depending on the day you handle being on your tummy fairly well.
We have put you in the jumper and you're okay with being in there for a few minutes at a time.

You wake up at least once a night still.

You love to laugh and play and you always have a smile for Sydney and Daddy.

The pediatrician says that if we can't get you to lay on the other side and your head stays flat you will have to wear a special helmet to help your head get round. So every time we put you to bed we roll up a blanket and stick it under your side to prop you up and make it so you can't roll over in the middle of the night. 
















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