I'm mildly concerned with Matilda's ultra-tininess. She'll be 15 months around xmas and she's about the size of an 8 month old. Or Emmett when he was 6 months old. But she's very strong and active and verbal and a delight so that mitigates things.

How big is she now?

For comparison, Lillian at her appointment yesterday (32 months old) was 24lbs. The to-send box of clothing for M fit Lillian from about 9 months until she was about 2. I get mildly concerned, and worry that people think I'm not feeding her, but she does eat, she is verbal (demanding, too), and though it took her a while to figure out the whole crawling/walking/running thing, she's always been strong enough to startle us (and her doctor).

Cluestick, clue anvil, possibly the clue grand piano snapping the cord of the clue crane and tumbling five stories down the front of the clue brownstone to punch a hole six feet deep in the clue sidewalk.

I'ma guess Allyson.

Fay? Though Fay probably wouldn't use the word "brownstone."

Nutty?

If not Nutty, Jesse or msbelle?

MM, Nope

Dana, Nope and Nope

Lee, Nope and Nope

Cluestick, clue anvil, possibly the clue grand piano snapping the cord of the clue crane and tumbling five stories down the front of the clue brownstone to punch a hole six feet deep in the clue sidewalk.

JZ!

I think Buffista children come in two sizes: tiny (see Olivia, Lillian, Matilda, Emeline), and large (see my kids, Mallory, Laura's kids). Which is preface to, my son at 15 months weighed more than Lillian at 32 months. Wow. I say, if the child is healthy, alert, meeting milestones, some people are just tiny, and some are big.

Clue anvil is giving me vaguely Nutty.

juliana wins, JZ

Leif is on the small side. Emaryn is about average.