Robert

She hit 1% at six months old.

Physical health.

Yeah, she does actually have a specialist, and we have gotten lucky at about five years old, she has almost cleared all the foods that she was allergic to.

She's outgrown all of it.

There's still a couple of them that we haven't tried, but they are minor foods that aren't really used all the time.

Yeah, and now she's 97th percentile in height and weight.

Right.

Yeah.

And luckily, we've been working with our pediatrician.

And at two years old, we started having the conversation with our pediatrician about it because we're kind of seeing the signs then.

And she said, hold off until she's five and then have her tested at five.

But we also found out at five that she has, they called it primitive reflexes hadn't released when she was five.

And so she did two years of occupational therapy and she finally met all of her goals for that.

Yeah, and our school does an absolutely great job with it.

Um, cause we're also starting to look at, um, she's still a little bit young, but as we get past the, um, like in January, they're going to look at cause there's also possible dyslexia too.

And so, so we're, we've,

Unfortunately, I would almost sit there and say we're sometimes too involved, but we stay on top of a lot of stuff.

Right.

And that's something that we have been battling with.

because she is extremely critical of herself and hard on herself.