Birth: 8 lbs
3 day: 7.14
16 days: 8.4
2 month: 11.15
4 months: 15.3
12 months: 24.12
18 Months: 26.6
2 years: 31
3 years: 34
B/R Weight
Birth: 5.13B, 6.14R
5 day: 5.3B, 6R
3 weeks: 5.15B, 6.13R
2 Month: 9.12B, 10.10 R
4 Month: 12.7B, 14.2 R
6 Month: 15.3B, 16.10 R
9 Month: 18.14 B, 20 R
12 Month: 21.8 B, 23 R
2 year: 31 B, 31 R
McKay Weight
Birth: 8.3
4 day: 7.13
2 week: 8.10
3 months: 13.8
6 months:
9 months: 17lbs 11 oz. (25%)
6 months:
9 months: 17lbs 11 oz. (25%)
It is much better being done with the newborn phase. I just can't take the whole stress of weight gain for each baby I have. I keep reading articles on nursing and weight gain just to make myself feel better about being a nursing mother. I have read some blogs of people having a hard time as well with weight gain with their newborn so I know I am not the only one. I know that maybe I should have given up with the whole nursing thing for all my babies but I just couldn't and for many reasons.
Motherhood is hard. But I LOVE LOVE holding a baby in my arms. I have always loved taking care of babies. I remember when I was young I would go and spend a month with my cousins just to hold a baby. I would also dedicate several hours a week at Sister Wright's house just to hold and bottle feed her baby. I loved it. I remember thinking that I couldn't wait to have a baby of my own. Now I have four babies and I love them all!
2 comments:
You are an amazing strong loving mama! All I do is complain about having fat babies that give me back problems. I guess you always want what you don't have, haha! I love the Easter pics the colors look so fun! Thanks for having us for easter. Love you!
I'm complaining after 6months when all my babies drop to the 25% percentile. They start out great and then just stop eating regular food. Eliza Jane is in the 15% percentile. (remember she started out 8lbs 11ozs) I figure it is in the the genes. They are all going to be late growers and not big in sports. (they have the paul mosley gene)
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