Hana weighed in at 18 lbs 12 oz and was 28 inches long! Her growth has slowed down somewhat (thankfully) but she is still at the top of the curve. She also got some shots, including her seasonal flu shot. They were out of H1N1 so she didn't get that. When she cried, we tried to cheer her up by saying, "Look! You got a Snoopy bandaid!!" She was not impressed. I believe her exact words were, "I don't want a Snoopy bandaid! I want you to stop taking me here and letting them put needles in my legs!"
The pediatrician also said we should (gulp) not feed her anymore in the middle of the night because she doesn't need it and needs to stop getting used to it. So tonight Hana's last nursing was at 6:30 pm and she won't get another until 6 or 6:30 am. We'll see how that goes. She also said (double gulp) that we need to get her in her own room, and that there is no reason why we can't move her downstairs and have us be upstairs. We'll have to see about that one.
We got the green light to move ahead with solids, in whatever form we like. She was very supportive of the idea of Hana eating the same food as us so we don't have to prepare two different meals. So, for example, if we have butternut squash with olive oil and sage, that's what she can have, only pureed. We can add cheese and yogurt at 7 months and meat around 9 months. She said just don't feed her any peanut-encrusted scallops just yet.
Tomorrow we have a trial run of me going to work/Pete being the "manny" (which is apparently the word for a male nanny). I have a work meeting from 10-noon but I'm going to leave the house at 7 am and not come back until about 5:30. We'll see how she does taking the bottle all day and how I do having to pump every few hours. I already know the pumping is going to be ANNOYING.