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Meadow @ 6 Years

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 At six years old Meadow weighs 42 pounds and is 3'9" tall.


Meadow loves to read books, go to playgrounds, do art and crafts, watch tv, play dress up, making new friends and swim in pools.


She's picked up learning to read really quickly.


She loves school and does really well in math.


She has gotten less shy and will make new friends at the playground and even talk to their parents.

She's still our night owl. She would stay up until midnight if we let her and sleep until 10:30. She can sleep through any noise including Theo's screaming.

Here are Meadow's answers this year. 

How old are you? Six
What is your favorite color? Rainbow!
What is your favorite animal? umm, what was the first one? My favorite animal is...butterfly!
What is your favorite book? Pinkalicious!
What is your favorite TV show? Umm, um, um Magic School Bus Rides Again. That's the new one.
What is your favorite movie? All of the movies you could ever imagine. Belle, belle. Actually Frozen.
What is your favorite song? Jenny Lewis. Do si do
What is your favorite food? Can it be breakfast, lunch or dinner? French Toast.
What is your favorite drink? Kiddie cocktails.
What is your favorite breakfast food? Waffle!! Waffle with sprinkles in it.
What is your favorite snack? Donuts
What is your favorite outfit? Batgirl
What is your favorite game? Tag
What is your favorite toy? boxes used as cars and princess toys.
Who is your best friend? Theo!
What is your favorite thing to do? Watch TV
What is your favorite thing to do outside? Go swimming
What is your favorite holiday? Valentines day. I mean Mother's day and Father's day.
What do you like to take to bed with you at night? Luna
Where is your favorite place to go? To the swimming pool
What is your favorite restaurant? The noodle place (Noodles and Co)
Where do you want to go on vacation? To DisneyWorld
What do you want to be when you grow up? A fashion designer
What did you do on your birthday? Had fun. And played on the playground. That's it. 
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