Annual Check-ups

Took the kids for their well checks this month. Here's their stats:

Mason 6 years old:
Weight- 48 lbs. (55th percentile)
Height- 46.75 in (75th percentile)
The Doctor said that Mason has actually slimmed down a little, but is still growing steady! He did refer Mason to a specialist to address the "tip-toe" walking. I'm concerned because both Mason and Noah STILL walk on their toes. I can tell it effects him with playing sports and such, he's not the fastest runner because of it. He is doing well in Kindergarten and loves going to school. When Mason came home from school with his school pictures (pictured above), I cried a little. He looks so grown up! I think he looks at least 10 years old, and that is so not allowed!

Noah 4 years old:
Weight- 38 lbs.8 oz (70th percentile)
Height- 41.25 in (70th percentile)
Th Doctor said Noah looked great and was asked if he wanted his Kindergarten shots today or next year, after an offer of an ice cream cone as a reward he thought today would be best and he did great! He called Ron after the appointment and told him "Dad. I got 3 shots today! 2 in the left arm and 1 in the right, and I didn't even cry."

Callie 18 months old:
Weight- 20 lbs. 14 oz (3rd percentile)
Height- 31.5 in. (25th percentile)
Head size- 50 percentile (hmmm I guess she has a huge head. haha)
Callie is obvisously small but no concerns there. The doctor says she is speaking extremely well for her age. She is putting sentences together and it's really fun to hear her improve every day. It's funny how her brothers seem to enhance her speaking skills i.e. she says "Stop it, Mason!", "Mason sad?", or when Ron tries to feed her a hot dog "Not like it Daddy! Not like it!" The Dr. mentioned possibly getting rid of her binky... hmmmmm not sure if I'm ready for that! Callie still loves music and to dance, and her favorite song is "Jesus wants me for a SunBeam!" She goes around singing "Sun BEAM!... Sun BEAM!..." and jumping every time she sings BEAM! In the car if she doesn't like the song that's on the radio she will yell "Song! Song!" Until I change it to one she likes.