Chloe is now...22 pounds (3rd percentile)
32 1/4 inches (10th percentile)
47.3 cm head (50th percentile)
The doctor said to stop worry about getting enough calories into her. She's perfectly heathy (her iron levels looked great this time) and just naturally small. She's also meeting all of her developmental milestones and then some. She just amazes us! In the last couple weeks she's learned most of the colors. She knows, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple and pink. Black, brown, white and grey are yet to come. She knows what letter and numbers are. She tries to count things by saying, "Six, six, six" while pointing to the objects. When she sees letters she says letter names. They aren't the ones she's looking at, but they are letters. She is talking like crazy. I'm going to try to get some of her chatter on tape.
Yesterday's included 3 shots. She was so upset and I felt terrible. It always feels so wrong to hold a kid down and let someone stab them in the leg. Her little legs are really sore now as well. Here she is feeling all sore and cruddy but looking so darn cute in those jammies. I just love these:
Here she is pretending to sleep. If I say, "Okay, go to sleep." She'll shut her eyes and do the most convincing fake sleeping I've ever seen. This makes me crack up and then she can't help it and laughs too.
Here's all 3 today chillin' outside with some lemonade popsicles. These were made at the insistance of Wyatt who has conducted about 30 freezing experiments so far this summer. These were much better than the last one which could be called the "what happens when you put salt, pepper, water and toys in a cup and freeze it" experiment.
She didn't seem to mind that the whole point of the pinata was to bash Dora in the face and body until her candy guts flew out. Justin worried that this would upset her. He is so sweetly protective of her. She seemed fine with it and was the first one to want some of that candy. She's a chocolate fanatic.
She got so many cute clothes, accessories for her kitchen, the most adorable little pink table for her tea parties and for the food she makes in her kitchen, everything that her "babies" needed and a tricycle that converts to a bike. I hope I'm not forgetting anything. 
So, how did we spend the big day?
After a nap Chloe woke up and got her present. She loves her little kitchen set. Her brothers were more than happy to help her break it in.
These three get along so well and are so excited to be going to the same school next year.
We put a shirt over Chloe's dress so she wouldn't get red popsicle all over it.
Here's Tyce with all his cousins:
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In other big exciting news.... Chloe's hair is long enough for pig tails. She now says, "Ouchy hair" when I fix her little do's. But, aren't those the cutest little piggy tails ever!
I'll try to post some video clip of the kids playing together in the wagon. So cute!
Here's Wyatt at his end of the year party:
