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Losing too much weight? by
Cheryl S.
DS is two days old and had a check up at the pediatrician two hours ago.
His birthweight was 8 pounds, 1 ounce, and at the doctor's office today,
weighed 7 pounds, 9 ounces - right after a bm. They asked me to bring
him back tomorrow morning, and said that if he has lost any more weight
they are...
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How much do 3-month-olds sleep? by
Erin
After a pretty trying (and noisy) fussy spell between weeks 2-8, my
3-month-old dd has now settled down into a happy baby. What a difference a
few weeks make! Phew ...
I have a sleep question, though: How much is "typical" for a 12 weeker? DD
usually sleeps at least 15 or 16 hours a day. Her...
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January 29th 04 10:13 AM
by Elly
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Nap help for 3mo? + rant by
Sidheag McCormack
First the rant to get it out of my system: I've just received the first
piece of unsolicited parenting advice that has upset me, as opposed to
amused me. My DS is 12 weeks old, and doesn't sleep much (see below). I
said this in email to a colleague as an explanation for why I couldn't do
some piece...
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February 5th 04 02:55 PM
by Kathy
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blood donation by
Liz S. Reynolds
There's a blood drive coming up, I know they won't accept you if you've
been pregnant in the last 6 weeks, and DD is now 8 weeks old. Is it a good
idea though, or is that 6 weeks a bare minimum? Any likelyhood of the
hungry moose going hungry for a while after?
-Liz
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February 6th 04 01:46 PM
by Linz
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8 month (ish) roll call by
teapot
I can't believe it's been 8 months already, what happened to all that
time? How many gallons of milk do you think we have produced?
Moo has 2 teeth but has only bitten me a couple of times when I wanted
to unlatch him. He does this horrible mangling thing on my mipple
when he is teething and I...
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February 12th 04 03:08 PM
by Nina
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3 year old with bottle by
nina
Today as I drove to the store, I looked in the care next to me and saw a kid
who had to be no more than 3 with a big old purple plastic gerber bottle
hanging out of her mouth. UGH. People complain about breastfeeding but NOT
about kids with bottles dangling from between their teeth?
And, now that I...
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March 10th 04 06:01 PM
by nina
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Drop in antibodies after 6 months? by
Cheryl S.
This link was in my BabyCenter email for this week.
http://tinyurl.com/35y5w
I was very surprised to read this in it, under the section on preventing
ear infections: "Practitioners such as Ruben believe that mothers
transfer certain immune-building antibodies to their babies through
breast milk....
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April 14th 04 05:44 AM
by Cadie
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need tshirt ideas by
teapot
The moo has a tshirt with a big red heart and 'boobs' printed over it
in large letters. It stops forumla mums telling me he should be
weaned!
I'd like to make more but need ideas, I like the 'formula sucks' idea
someone has on cafe press, and I was thinking of 'I'm a tit man
myself'.
Has anyone...
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April 10th 04 06:48 AM
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Outta here for two weeks: by
Chotii
Tomorrow, bright and early (well, not so bright - the sun won't even be up
yet) I'm heading for Virginia, to an intensive feeding program for my
daughter Victoria. Some of you know the struggles we've gone through with
her, and the triumphs she's had. Well, she's ready to EAT finally, and maybe
get...
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Learning to let down for pump? by
Sidheag McCormack
Has anyone out there initially had a lot of trouble letting down for a pump
and later learned to do it? (Or should I resign myself to never being able
to?) Any tips?
I tried an Avent Isis, then bought an Ameda Lactina (= Purely Yours; it's
known as Lactina outside the US it seems) in the hope that...
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starting to resent night nursing - HELP by
DavesFatChick
DS is 11 months old today and I really don't want to wean him. For the most
part, I am enjoying being a bf'ing mom. However, lately I'm feeling overly
resentful (not sure if that's the right word though).
I feel like DS regards me as nothing more than the person his breasts are
attached to. ...
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January 3rd 04 10:37 PM
by K.B.
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cutting down number of formula feeds by
Phoebe & Allyson
Anne Rogers wrote:
(I send him with one bottle of
formula and one bottle of ebm, he doesn't usually drink the ebm, so it
gets used later in the day whilst I pump to get the next days spare
bottle)
Why on earth would you give him the bottle while you're
pumping? (Sorry if I'm not...
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October 27th 03 09:38 PM
by Elaine
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when is my son done nursing? by
K-K
My son (10 days old) is a constant sucker... he likes to be sucking on
something all the time. (just to let you know, I am not a demand feeder, I
have him on a schedule and it works out better for him, my DD and my
self)... any ways He will nurse for well over an hour and I listen for
swallows, he...
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reading to the baby (X-posted) by
ted
My dd is 8.5 months old. I would love to read to her. I want her grow
up liking books. But there's a problem. She chews on EVERYTHING. She
loves to put everything in her mouth except food ofcourse!
If she so much as sees a book, she'll chew it and tear it apart.
She'll just jump at the book and...
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baby weight gain! :) by
K-K ~Glass Boobs~
I still hate breast feeding :P but I am more confident that I am supplying
what my baby needs! hes gaining weight! YaY
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How often should a 2 month old nurse? by
Kari
Is it normal for a 2 month old to be nursing as often as he did as a
newborn?
He'll go 2-3 hours between feeds, 24 hours a day. So far we haven't had a
stretch longer than a 3 hours. The reason Im wondering is because during
the night, he will wake at regular intervals but then nurse for only...
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December 7th 03 05:19 PM
by Karen
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What causes mastitis? by
Cathy Weeks
I wound up with mastitis for the first time - and my nurseling is
nearly 2 years old! I thought it was rare this far into a
trouble-free nursing relationship?
I woke up Wednesday morning (after having no symptoms previously) with
a sore breast, and felt awful - fever and muscle aches (on top of...
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January 4th 04 05:50 PM
by mitch
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OT cradle cap by
Dagny
Your input is appreciated -- Meg has cradle cap. It started about two weeks
ago on her eyebrows and is now quite prevalent on her head --
I have read both that no treatment is necessary, and read that it is worth a
trip to the doctor (the Mayo Clinic book from State Farm). I have tried
soaking...
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December 12th 03 11:14 AM
by Chookie
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some people are so STOOOOOOOOPID I wonder how they can LIVE by
Stephanie Stowe
I work in cubicle land. I just went back yesterday. My experience with my
son was that if I went upstairs to the designated pump room every time I had
to pump, I never got anything done. You have to march upstairs, plug the
whole works in, pump for the designated amount of time while not at...
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Tall women are bottlefeeders by
[email protected]
Tall women with masculine traits seldom have children
10/13/2005 11:59
Tall women have fewer children because it is difficult for them to find lifetime
partners
Tall women are busy with making good careers and have fewer children, but this
is not explained with their failure to find good partners....
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