Julia's Chronicle: Four Years and Younger
Four Years of Age
- One interpretation of reclining on the couch.
- Dressed as Woody, one of her favorite movie characters from Toy Story. Accompanied by some of her favorite dinosaurs.
- David and Julia enjoying one of their favorite pastimes--watching videos.
- Swimming at Disney World. April 2000
- Party favors at the Child Care Center birthday party included Groucho Marx glasses. April 2000
- The many moods of Julia age 2-4. Clockwise from upper right: Story time at Third Place Books, her third birthday party, watching television, angry at the photographer, pooped on the swing at Emily's, happy in the sauna at Susan's on Thanksgiving, drawing on the wall in the garage, astride her horse watching television.
- Julia's version of playing with the Crazy Daisy. August 1999
- Before and after tasting a red hot atomic fireball. Note Dad's body language.
- Ready to go to the pajama party at Third Place Books. June 1999
- Making breakfast with Dad.
- On the rocking horse.
Three Years of Age
- Cozy with Dad, February 1999.
- About three years of age, Julia became very particular about what she would and wouldn't eat. If she wasn't interested in what we were eating, she could choose items from this menu.
- Helping Mom make brownies.
- Admiring herself attired only in diaper, necklace and crown.
- Happy Toddler at age two.
- On the move February 27, 1998.
Two Years of Age
- Julia finally began walking at the age of 22 months.
One Year of Age
Up to One Year
Nearly eight months old and moving, moving, moving--rolling, trying to crawl, skooching on her bottom, and shows great
potential as the cat's nemesis. She's waving, playing hide-and-seek,
eating lots of different foods, and practicing sitting upright and
balancing while nodding her head "no".
Nearly seven months old. At her six month checkup she weighed 18 pounds 1 ounce and measured 26 1/4". She's developing so much
each day--combining consonant and vowel sounds, although she doesn't yet bring herself to a sitting position yet she sits upright very well, bangs
on her piano, appears to favor her left hand, enjoys eating solids, and has a delightful sense of humor.
11/10/01