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alex11602
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We started the gluten free diet (plus cutting out other offending foods) almost 7 months ago and my youngest is really growing alot:) I was going over her records the other day and the way she is growing is amazing...

At birth she was 8 lbs 8 oz, 20 1/2 in long

2 weeks...8 lbs 1 oz, 20 1/2 in long

1 month...8 lbs 7 oz, 20 1/2 in long

2 months...9 lbs 3 oz, 20 1/2 in long

4 months...9 lbs 3 oz, 20 1/2 in long

6 months...9 lbs 5 oz, 20 1/2 in long

9 months...12 lbs 10 oz, 22 in long

12 months...12 lbs 10 oz, 22 in long

15 months...17 lbs 5 oz, 23 in long

18 months(2 months gluten free)...19 lbs 2 oz, 25 in long

22 months (6 months gluten free)...25 lbs 1 oz, 30 in long

It is a huge improvement and I am beyond thrilled right now to see how much she has grown and just wanted to share in case any other mommys are concerned about their little ones not growing.

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Congratulations !

Skylark Collaborator
Skylark
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Wonderful! Thanks for sharing.

Ollie's Mom Apprentice
Ollie's Mom
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Great news! You must be so happy! :)

mushroom Proficient
mushroom
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Oh, that is just so fantastic. I am so happy for you all :)

Lisa Mentor
Lisa
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Oh, that is just so fantastic. I am so happy for you all :)

ME TOO!!!! :D Great job MOM!

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alex11602
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Thank you everyone!!! It was just so awesome.

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That's great news!

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alex11602
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Another update...in the last 3 weeks my girl has gained another pound and another inch:) She is now 26 lbs and 31 inches!

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Skylark
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Wow! I hope she doesn't get growing pains too badly from that one. That's just great to hear!

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wheeleezdryver
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wow, that is AWESOME!!!

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