At today's appointment, Evan's head measured in the 95th percentile, so it is still on the "big" side--but it is getting there!
I have to say though--his head doesn't look big to me. I told the pediatrician that at Evan's 12-month appointment. She just looked at me like, "Are you serious?" I followed up with, "But I guess I don't see toddlers all day long." She actually replied, "It is pretty big."
I accepted it a few months ago when I had to buy a size 4 T hat for my baby that is just now getting into 2 T outfits. That extra size leaves plenty of room for brain growth, which must account for the five words he says and the 10 words he signs. The pediatrician gave him high marks and added that he was one of the "most pleasant" 16 month olds she has ever seen.
4 comments:
Just say it Mindy. Your boys are smart that is why they have big heads! Tiffany wanted me to clarify this is Tyson. You have a great blog I always find myself reading yours. Tell Bryan hi. We think you guys are a way cute family even if you are craniumly(that is my bushism) challenged. VOTE OBAMA....... I need a raise!
Mindy, I was thinking the same thing; Evan's head looks fine to me! Maybe I am biased, because the dr already told me my unborn baby's head is WAY big for this stage. So, I guess you should put up pics of my head and Ken's head too for a good comparison. I think they are way bigger than Bryan's. :) --Ali
OMG. I can't stop laughing. You are the best blogger.
-Kendra
So maybe it is a Forsgren thing, did you see the size of Jason's head in some of his baby pictures. Hailee is measuring in the 75th percentile for her head and 25th for everything else. I am concerned. I put a hat on her last week and...ummm...it didn't fit. While 6-12 month clothes are still big on her 6-12 month hats squash her head.
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