Height:
Birth: 19 3/4"
1 month: 21 3/4"
2 months: 23"
4 months: 24"
6 months: 25 1/2"
9 months: 27"
12 months: 28.5"
15 months: 29.5"
18 months: 31"
Weight:
Birth: 7 lbs, 12 oz
1 month: 9 lbs, 7 oz
2 months: 11 lbs, 5 oz
3 months: 12 lbs, 3 oz
4 months: 13 lbs, 10 oz
5 months: 14 lbs, 6 oz
6 monhts: 14 lbs, 13 oz
7 months: 15 lbs, 4 oz
8 months: 16 lbs, 1 oz
9 months: 16 lbs, 12 oz
11 months: 19 lbs, 3 oz
12 months: 19 lbs, 13 oz
15 months: 21 lbs, 13 oz
18 months: 23 lbs
And now... All about Alexa at 18 Months:
- Alexa's vocabulary continues to grow. She delighted her daycare teacher by saying her name, Chi Chi. She repeats words after us and can point to certain items in her word book. She also has begun to understand how to ask for things, like "water" or "money" (muffin).
- And, to our delight, she says "please" and her version of "thank you."
- Related, Alexa can now tell you what nearly every animal says! Lion? Roar. Cat? Meeeu. Dog? Woof. Horse? Nay. Pig? Uck. Sheep? Baa. Cow? Boo. (Yes, boo, not moo, not sure why!)
- And, as you might imagine, she has JUST STARTED to combine words, like "Happy Bebe"!
- Alexa continues to love the color and word "purple." She can also say "yellow" and "blue" but her first answer when asked what color something is is always purple! (Northwestern Wildcat at heart?)
- Alexa gives hugs when asked and it's the Best. Thing. Ever.
- Alexa knows that her pacifiers are only for her crib. When we hold her over the crib and tell her to put them back, she drops the ones in her hands and spits the one in her mouth out. Ha!
- She has learned to use a fork and loves it! Especially when eating pasta. But don't try to spear a pasta with the fork for her. She'll bang the fork to get it off. ONLY FOOD THAT SHE SPEARS HERSELF will be eaten. So don't even try!
- Alexa has TWO new teeth! She already had two on the bottom, in front. Now she has four! Total teeth count is now up to 12. Four on top, four on bottom and four molars. Yay!
- Finally, Alexa says both "Hi" and "Buh-bye." It's adorable! Her teachers at daycare say that on buggy walks in the neighborhood, Alexa will tell everyone they pass "Hi" and then "Buy-bye." So cute! It's not so cute, however, when we're in the middle of a conversation with a neighbor or friend and she gets bored and interrupts us with "Buy-bye" and a wave of her hand. It's like... Uh, sorry!
And on that note... Buy-bye!






