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<div>Originally Posted by <strong>magpiedee</strong> <a href="/community/forum/post/6421914"><img alt="View Post" class="inlineimg" src="/community/img/forum/go_quote.gif" style="border:0px solid;"></a></div>
<div style="font-style:italic;">Cleo is 2 months now and rapidly outgrowing her 0-3 clothes, which is both exciting and sad, because she'll never fit into some of my favorite outfits again!</div>
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I get so sad about this, too! Spike is a tank, and was gaining a pound a week for a while, so he was out of 0-3 clothes by week 3 or 4, and now at 2 months some 3-6 clothes are getting tight. It's just now cold enough to put him in the cute warm things people gave us (he's a hot baby), and some of them won't last much longer!<br><br>
Otherwise, this boy keeps me hopping. He's always been one to be held -- not put down, not put in a car seat, not put in the sling or carrier, held. He tolerates the other stuff, but not for long. And even holding he wants in certain positions and up and walking around. I thought this was so cute, but now that he's something like 16 pounds, it's starting to take its toll on my back. I'm looking into a new carrier that will hopefully suit his desires. He's outgrown the other ones anyway.<br><br>
Oh, we went to the chiropractor yesterday for me, and he screamed pretty much the whole time. He wanted to nurse, has been non-stop attached to my boob for two days now (a growth spurt, I think), but I NEEDED to get cracked, I was dying. So he had to suck it up (no pun intended) for a little while, and in the middle of his screaming the chiro gave him an adjustment. It's weird, it was just a light pop in his neck with the activator, but he's totally more straight now, both nursing and being carried. And talking about it with my chiro, I think my own crooked issues are what are causing Spike to go crooked! He's lining up with my body since he gets held so much. How weird is that? I'm trying to vary holding positions now.