Jenna at 7 months

Jenna will be 7 months tomorrow. I took her to the doctor to get her 6 month shots last week. Here are her almost 7 month stats.

Weight: 16 lbs. 11 oz.
Height: 26 inches
Head: 43 cm.

She is perfectly proportioned at 50% in all 3 categories.
Jenna is rolling all over the place.
Moving her body side to side while laying on her belly to grab toys.
She loves to put her feet in her mouth.
Her two bottom teeth are close to cutting through and her top ones are coming down!
She is sleeping from 9-7ish, with out waking up. (She is spoiling me!)
LOVES, loves oatmeal, rice cereal and any baby food from a jar. She is a great eater!
Sucks on her bottom lip.
Favors mom over anyone else to hold her.
Still sleeps in mom and dad's room in her crib. (Not by choice really, there is just no where else to put her right now!)
Sits up all by herself.
Takes 2, sometimes 3 naps a day.
Gets her feet under her, looking ready to crawl while on her belly.
Still adored by her siblings and still wrapped around her daddy's finger!

We love her so much! I can't believe how much she has changed and is moving the past few months! She is wearing Alyssa's 12 month dress. She reminds me a lot of Alyssa with the fair skin, blue eyes and bald head!

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Candace and Brian said…
She's too cute! I can't believe she is 7 months already though. That went fast.
July 25, 2010 at 10:34 PM
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