His stats:
Weight: 35 lbs (80th percentile)-up from 29 lbs and 50th percentile at 2 years.
Height: 41 inches (97th percentile)-up from 38 inches and again 97th percentile at 2 years.
Dr. Heffernan thought he was a really healthy boy and was impressed with his vocabulary and his potty training.
Things Peyton is doing at 3...(this may be boring, but I'm mostly documenting this for myself to remember). :)
- Talking up a storm. He speaks in full sentences and is always coming up with new words/phrases.
- Doing well potty training. He wears underwear all the time besides naps/overnight when he wears a pull-up. He still has the occasional accident.
- Food-wise, he's actually done better with his pickiness. Some of his favorites are: PBJ's, apples, grapes (any fruit really), corn, yogurt, cottage cheese, vanilla soy milk, oatmeal, tomatoes, Nutrigrain bars, and of course any sweets. His favorite meal he always asks for is turkey meatloaf. Some things he will absolutely not eat are eggs, green beans, and bacon. He used to never try tuna fish or eat salad but now he loves both.
- His favorite things to do are go to Grandma/Grandpa and Grammy/Papa's house; play outside; play with playdoh, color/draw, vacuum (of course), go to the park, read construction themed books, help Daddy put things together or fix things, play dates with his buddies Ethan and Hunter, he loves to run or be chased. He is ALL boy.
- He gets to watch a show or a movie after lunch before his nap most days. Some days more if I have to take a shower/get ready for work while he's awake. His favorites are Caillou, Bob the Builder, Tigger and Pooh, and just recently, his new movie The Jungle Book. He also loves to watch cooking shows with Mama and Daddy. :)
- He is still as stubborn as ever and can be quite head strong. He knows what he wants and voices his opinion. He wants to pick out his clothes, decide what's for breakfast, etc. Pretty standard for most toddler/preschoolers I think (hope). We're also working on his new-found bossiness that has appeared. :)
- STILL sucking his thumb. We're hoping he will stop this once he starts preschool this Fall, but we'll see. Also, he still has his blankie as his comfort and won't go to bed without it.
- We've started putting him into the Sunday school/daycare at church which he does well with for the most part. Also, I've recently been taking him to 24 Hour Fitness with me a couple times a week which has been nice for me and great for him to play/socialize. Hopefully this will help with him starting preschool.
- He can count to 15 (after that he just keeps saying 15 for a while and then says 20, ha), says all his ABC's, spells his name, and recognizes about half the alphabet. He can name most animals and all construction equipment/vehicles.