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Doctor's Visit

Little Miss Priss went to the doctor today and she's growing like a weed. She's already 9 pounds, 2 ounces and 22 inches long. So that puts her in the 75% for length and 50% for weight. Her huge head is 15 inches and is between the 75-90 percentile. I'm telling you- it was NOT fun to push out. Things will NEVER be the same!

She's currently fast asleep in the moby and I am happy to report that she has been sleeping about 4 hour stretches the past 4 nights. I keep waiting for that to fall apart again, but I'm sure enjoying it while it lasts. And although I feel guilty ever single day that she sleeps with us, it all melts away at night when she snuggles her tiny adorable body up next to mine and throws her sweet chubby hand up on my chest. Mmmm....I love it!!!

I forgot to tell our bath story from the other night. I've figured out that bathing with her is just easier and we both end up clean that way. So, we just get in the tub which she loves and Aaron points out that there seems to be a bit of something floating in the water with us.

As I'm getting a little grossed out, he speaks for Paisley (in a tiny girl voice) and says, "oh mom, it's just a little poop. Big deal!" It was hilarious and a good example of why you don't bathe with your baby. But being the disgusting new mom that I am, I went ahead and finished her bath, handed her to her daddy to get her p.j's on, and then washed my hair... yep, life is good.

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  1. Awww... she is growing so fast! Love the bath story!

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  2. Hey, a little poop in the bath tub won't will anyone! Enjoy it while she's still so tiny!

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  3. Wow...I bet that was a surprise! Funny story! I'm so glad she's sleeping a little better. It is amazing what a difference a couple hours make.

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  4. Love the bath story! Happy one month, Paisley!!!

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  5. Haha our daughter did that last week and we got her out ASAP! You are a brave one!

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