after four years, we’ve moved on from washington pediatrics. we loved our pediatrician (dr. amy sage) but the rest of the practice was just more of a pain that it was worth — and dr. sage just left for a practice closer to her home.
case and point: when we decided to change practices, it took us 8-10 phone calls and 12+ weeks to get our records transferred — and after confirming that they’d be ready on morning of our appointment with the new pediatrician, it turns out that the records hadn’t been signed, and so they couldn’t be turned over to our new doctor.
good riddance.
in other news, the mighty quinn is still in the 97th+ percentile — 36 lbs and 36 inches, which i think officially makes him round. sparklet is 40″+ now, which puts her well on the way to the 2028 women’s olympic volleyball team.
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case and point: when we decided to change practices, it took us 8-10 phone calls and 12+ weeks to get our records transferred — and after confirming that they’d be ready on morning of our appointment with the new pediatrician, it turns out that the records hadn’t been signed, and so they couldn’t be turned over to our new doctor.
good riddance.
in other news, the mighty quinn is still in the 97th+ percentile — 36 lbs and 36 inches, which i think officially makes him round. sparklet is 40″+ now, which puts her well on the way to the 2028 women’s olympic volleyball team.