- Weight 18lb 13oz (61%)
- Height 29 inches (93%)
Recap of Elodie's Ninth Month
We were in southern CA between Christmas and New Years, and spent time with both my family and Eric's family. Angie and her family were visiting San Diego, so Elodie got to spend some time with her cousins! It's fun to see her being able to interact a little more, especially with Simon who is less than a year older than her.
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| Playing together with trains. (images are screenshots from a video) |
Eric has other relatives in SoCal, so we saw some of his aunts, uncles, and cousins as well. It was good we were able to spend this time together, because Eric's Uncle Herbert ended up becoming very ill and passing away a few weeks later in January. I know Eric appreciates that we were able to see him, even briefly, and Uncle Herbert saw Elodie one last time.
Physical Developments
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| Big girl standing! (also an image from a video) |
She can now stand while holding onto something for support. I haven't seen her try to cruise yet, though (taking steps while holding on). She's content holding onto / leaning on the coffee table and playing with toys on there.
Still no teeth!
Still eating really well! She will eat everything we offer (has never refused anything), but she seems to especially love a chicken veggie rice porridge (jook) that I make for her. I make a big pot and freeze into ice cubes or muffin tins so we always have some. Here's Eric with his brilliant plan after I was getting frustrated spooning the sticky jook into the ice cube tray:
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| Eric using a frosting bag/tip to pour porridge into ice cube trays |
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| This is a relatively clean example of self-feeding! |
- Turning on and off regular light switches (if I hold her up to it)
- Opening and closing doors
- Being tickled
- When Eric does squats while holding her
- Pooping while she is eating solids (well, I don't know if that's something she LIKES, but it is something she always does haha)
Current Dislikes
She hates staying still on her back for diaper changes or for clothing changes. She is soo squirmy and immediately flips over to her tummy so she can crawl on the changing pad. We usually have to distract her with a new toy to keep her still on her back. The nighttime routine after her bath of putting on aquaphor, a fresh diaper, and her PJs is the hardest time.





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