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I looked it up
Nov. 21st, 2006 05:27 pmSo I got around today to looking up Peter's percentiles.
What a string bean. Interestingly, 20th percentile was just what I feared he was. Where did I come up with that?
Last weekend Eric and I got flu shots. They were drive-through flu shots, no kidding. Probably part of a county epidemic readiness exercise. Drive in one end of the park/tech school campus, receive clipboard, pull over and fill out forms, hand back clipboard (but not forms), drive ahead, present forms to someone who signs them while teenage volunteers write the number of people in the car getting shots on the window, drive up into garage and hand signed forms to folks who inoculate you through the rolled-down window. Actually a very good plan for dealing with people during a pandemic panic - folks will be a lot more comfortable if they don't have to leave theircomfort zone cars.
At 6 months:
your child is 15 pounds, and that is
at the 22th percentile for weight.
your child is 26.5 inches, and that is
at the 67th percentile for height.
What a string bean. Interestingly, 20th percentile was just what I feared he was. Where did I come up with that?
Last weekend Eric and I got flu shots. They were drive-through flu shots, no kidding. Probably part of a county epidemic readiness exercise. Drive in one end of the park/tech school campus, receive clipboard, pull over and fill out forms, hand back clipboard (but not forms), drive ahead, present forms to someone who signs them while teenage volunteers write the number of people in the car getting shots on the window, drive up into garage and hand signed forms to folks who inoculate you through the rolled-down window. Actually a very good plan for dealing with people during a pandemic panic - folks will be a lot more comfortable if they don't have to leave their
