I've had numerous comments about Washington's size since his birth. I'm no stranger to the fact that he is measuring in small for his age, adjusted for his prematurity or not. Occasionally I get some good comments.
Today I was at the grocery store. The male cashier asked how old "we" are. I supposed he wanted Washington's age, not my age added to Washington's. I responded he is almost 1. He said the usual, "He is small." I nodded, I already know :). He then continued, "My son was so small when he was a baby. His mother worried about it so much. But, he is a big boy now. He is _______" and rattles off his height and weight which I will not include. I say something generic like, "Oh that's good." But my brain is doing some math.
A certain male I know is under the quoted weight by 55 pounds and has 6 inches on this man's son. Another certain male I know is 2 inches taller and over a 100 pounds lighter. Now both of these males are certianly slender. So the son IS big, but perhaps too big for the height. I don't tell the poor guy any of this of course. I do go home and calculate his BMI (yes, I'm weird like that). I'm hoping he got his numbers wrong! This is not the kind of big I'm hoping Washington will be :).

