In , Chookie wrote: *In article , * "Dagny" wrote: * * Pumping is not a way of checking baby consumption or whether there is a * "supply"...

In , arachne wrote: * The difference between an allergy and an intolerance is basically * semantics. It's tending towards allergies being things that yield hives * and possible anaphylaxis, whereas intolerances yield stomach...

In , Catherine Woodgold wrote: *I don't see how cold-turkey weaning would be any *easier or more helpful than cold-turkey night weaning. Not that this is applicable to the original poster's particular situation, but regarding this quoted...

In , Jo wrote: * *Sorry? No ill effects? It put him to sleep? That shows that the amount *of alcohol you had DID affect his brain, doesn't it? I'm not saying you OK, stop me if this is a crazy thought, but - doesn't nursing...

Anyone have any tips for calorie-dense toddler snacks? My 15 month old daughter isn't gaining weight well and I need some ideas. She only has four teeth (incisors only!) which I think is why some things, like cheese cubes, tend to go into her mouth for a while and come back out as a softened glob...

In , Rosalie B. wrote: *I don't know what there was in the post originally, but given that *fragment, there is no reason to even bring up medications taken while *bf. As I scanned the thread I saw the bf nazis coming in...

OK, so, my now-1-yr-old daughter was given a sippy cup full of cow's milk the other day, and she took a sip, and spit it out, and giggled. I tried warming it. I tried cooling it. Same deal. OK. So, I gave her a sippy cup full of breastmilk. She took a sip, spit it out, and giggled. I tried cooling...

So, I'm approaching my one-year mark with my second nursling (!!!) and while I am of course thrilled to have a healthy baby (almost toddler!) with a healthy appetite and love of mama's milk, and I am thrilled to be able to provide her with breastmilk as a source of nutrition and comfort, I also...

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I myself am a mom who loved breastfeeding. It made my life and my babies lives so much easier. It was such a bonding time, and comforting time for both my and my children. I found that I went down to my pre-birth weight faster then some of my friends that we not able to nurse. It's a very...

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I haven't been around here for ages, but I am still nursing 18 month old DS2. At this point, he usually only nurses to go to sleep, usually only 3 times in a 24 hour period. He eats a fairly large solid diet, and while we're far from ready to stop nursing, it does feel like it's more for...

"oregonchick" wrote in message ... No advice on storage; never needed to. Also, wanting to be as successful as I can be with breastfeeding (since I failed at this with my first child), what are some critical supplies I should have...

Okay, it's been a full week now, so I'm pretty sure that this post won't jinx things (but I'm knocking on lots of wood as I type). I think I can announce that DD has finally ended her nursing strike. For those who don't remember, she went for 5 days refusing to nurse AT ALL (except for maybe once...

You may have posted an update that I didn't see, but I thought I'd ask anyway. How is the issue with Christopher hardly nursing? Have things come around, or is he still having problems? What did the doctor say? Just wondering, since DD is still having issues . . . -- Jodi SAHM to Oliver (3...

Some of you will remember that DD was on a 5-day nursing strike (due to an ear infection) a couple weeks ago, though the three posts I wrote didn't show up until more than a week later, all at once. Here's hoping this one will clear sooner than that. Stupid ISP. Anyway . . . Things were perfect...

"Rob and Laura" wrote in message ... How many people here got their child vaccinated with the Chicken Pox vaccine? DS is 2.5 and we haven't gotten it done yet. I consider myself somewhat on the fence...

I took DD to her 4 month WBV yesterday. She's doing great--95th percentile all the way around (such a change after having a little boy who could barely reach the charts), and no problems. But the amazing thing to me was that the doctor didn't once mention starting solids. Didn't even come up. He...

On the 1" thing, I have heard that too, A child with average proportions will hit the 1" limit when his overall height is 26". A child whose length is all in the leg may be able to stay safely in an infant seat until 27" or 28" but still, 26" means it's time to go shopping. but have also read...

I looked down at the pump and saw that the little silicon thingy that creates the suction in an Isis was covered in soapy foam, which was climbing up the horn (never happened before). So now I have a two ounce bottle (Bottle A) of potentially detergent-ful, almost thin enough to...