
Ryan went for his three year appointment yesterday. He did well. He has grown two inches in the last 6 months and has gained three pounds. The doctor said he could be a football player and will most likely be 5'9 or 5'10 when he is fully grown. Which is fine with me. He is bowlegged but that will improve over time. When the doctor left Ryan thought he could leave too. He was angry because he needed a lead test still. But he got a sticker and a blue lollipop which made him happy when we did leave.
At 36 months he is 37 1/4 inches and 33.2 lbs.
Ryan can:
swim with a float
pedal a tricycle
ride a scooter
he knows his first and last name
knows his parents names (Kim and Jeff Martin)
knows how old he is
can draw shapes and faces
dress himself without help
ask "why" a lot
play with others as well as himself
play make-believe
Almost potty trained
is started to understand others feelings
can brush his teeth
makes rhymes
will be starting preschool on Sept. 13th
can identify pictures, people and friends by name
can go to the bathroom without help (with clothes, toilet and washing hands)
throw and hit a t-ball
speak and be understood
carry on a conversation using sentences
can balance on each foot for at least 10 seconds
prepare a bowl of oatmeal by himself
identify all colors
Can count to 20, 30 with help
can count by 10's with help
can count backwards from 10
can count to 5 in Spanish
can be bossy sometimes
can be sensitive
can use the computer and mouse by himself and play games (sesame street web site)
Ryan's likes:
fruit
vegetables
chicken nuggets
pizza
pasta
TV
favorite shows "Dinosaur Train, Sesame Street, Mickey Mouse, Backyardiagans, Scooby Doo, Handy Manny"
favorite books "If you give a mouse a cookie, No David, I love you goodnight"
favorite movies "Finding Nemo, Shark Tales and Toy Story"
playing toys
seeing friends
swimming
Ryan's dislikes:
someone telling him not to do something he wants to do
coming in from outside
telling him no more TV
telling him it is time to go to the bathroom(Ryan doesn't yet tell me he has to go, we have to tell him to go)
trying new foods
getting moving out the door when he wants to play toys
Overall, Ryan is a good kid.