Evan turned 10 months this week! We went to the doctor on Wednesday, and he is on the same growth curve in all areas, except his head! He was in the 12th percentile at 6 months, and now he is in the 52nd! He is in the 61st percentile for height (2' 5"), the 33rd percentile for weight (20 lbs 3.1. oz), and the 21st percentile for weight for length. He has a case of baby eczema, and his iron level was a little lower than they would like it to be. So, we are increasing his green veggie intake and lathering on the Aveeno lotion. He is getting his fifth tooth, and getting closer to crawling on his hands and knees. Most importantly, he is sleeping through the night, yay! Tonight Evan had a visit from Grandma Tammy, Papa Kirk, and his cousins Alysha and Kaleya. Below Kaleya is being very patient with a very tired Evan as she tries to read him his going to bed book. He started out fairly attentive.
Then, he lost interest, and she lost hold of the book trying to keep him focused.
Finally, she decided to prop the book, and hold on to him to keep him focused.

We moved one of his jumpsters outside, and he loves taking in the new scenery. He is going to be one of those kids that rides his bike and roller coasters with no hands because he kept putting both hands in the air and jumping away.



He is playing with everything in his room. Including the dresser drawers and his door. I stepped out to get something and came back to a closed door, with Evan on the other side. Luckily he can't push it hard enough to latch it, so I could ease the door open without knocking into him. Needless to say, I panicked a little.
Then, he lost interest, and she lost hold of the book trying to keep him focused.
Finally, she decided to prop the book, and hold on to him to keep him focused.
We moved one of his jumpsters outside, and he loves taking in the new scenery. He is going to be one of those kids that rides his bike and roller coasters with no hands because he kept putting both hands in the air and jumping away.
































































