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3 Year Old Dr Visit

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Kibbie
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My daughter had her 3 year old checkup yesterday her stats:

40lbs (97%)

39.5 inches (95%)

Healthy, soft tummy, blood work was great... normal little girl! Back where the Dr wanted her on the charts and everything! :) (she was 10lbs and 22 inches when she was born so big baby)

Now today we are dealing with a self glutening. She has a friend over and decided that she would just eat her friends macaroni and cheese for lunch (while I was cleaning up a broken glass that I dropped on the tile) Sometimes I wish she wasn't the type of kid that had to learn the hard way, but she is..... guess this will teach her!

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Yay for her height and weight stats ~ those are fantastic!

And oh how frustrating 3 year olds can be when they decide to exercise free will.

Well, hopefully she'll learn a lesson out of it!

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My daughter had her 3 year old checkup yesterday her stats:

40lbs (97%)

39.5 inches (95%)

Healthy, soft tummy, blood work was great... normal little girl! Back where the Dr wanted her on the charts and everything! :) (she was 10lbs and 22 inches when she was born so big baby)

Now today we are dealing with a self glutening. She has a friend over and decided that she would just eat her friends macaroni and cheese for lunch (while I was cleaning up a broken glass that I dropped on the tile) Sometimes I wish she wasn't the type of kid that had to learn the hard way, but she is..... guess this will teach her!

3 years old is too young to really grasp the idea of not eating gluten, don't you think? My son is 4 and while I think he's grasping it, if I weren't in the room, I think he'd eat gluten. Maybe next time have some gluten free mac n cheese for the friend! :)

And YAY for a healthy report. Isn't that the greatest feeling in the world for a Mommy? :) Great job, Mom!

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