Size matters

Casting your memory back a few weeks, I thought I'd document his dimensions at birth.
Length: 52 cm. (about from your fingers to your elbow)
Weight: 3.8 Kg (about a sack of sugar)
During the pregnacy, his leg length was in the 95th percentile- meaning he had very long legs for his development. At this point, the jury is still out, but he may be the next Bannister (if not Prime Minister or President).

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Anonymous said…
Unfortunately, unless you are preparing to push through an amendment to the U.S. Constitution, I think the job of President is not an option.

Article II, Section 1 limits the job to natural-born citizens of the U.S, on which I believe the child does not qualify. So, all you grubby foreigners need not apply. PM is still a possibility.

Of course, Dawyn points out that if you next child is born in the States, you could have a PM and a President for kids. One more step towards the Park Family's long-term plan of world domination.
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