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I am not sure whether I should post my question here .. but please help if
anyone has suggestion. Dd, who is almost 10 mos old, starts sleep thru the night when she is 5 mos old. However, this week, she kept waking up in the mid of the nite. The main reason (I think), she poo in the middle of the night, and the dirty diaper made her discomfort. She never poo in the mid of the night after 2 months old. And she is not only poo once ..but sometimes 2-3 times. I don't think she's got a diarreah since her poo is not watery and not greenish. Another matter is sometimes she will get wet of her clothes (we are using # 4 disposable diaper at night, and her weight is 22lbs). I have made sure the diaper has been dressed well every night after bath. I have no idea at all what has happened. My question is 1. how can I train her not pooing during the night? 2. should I schedule her pooing time. 3. Should I use a bigger size diaper in order to avoid wetting the clothes during the night time. Those just happened this week, it never happen before. Please help and any advise is welcome. |
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![]() "Jen" wrote in message ... My question is 1. how can I train her not pooing during the night? 2. should I schedule her pooing time. I don't think you could do any of these at this age, even if she were potty trained. I mean, can you schedule *your* pooing time? You go when you have to, right? It's not like you can do it when someone else wants you to. 3. Should I use a bigger size diaper in order to avoid wetting the clothes during the night time. Yes. |
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![]() Hi - If your baby is pooping during the night when she hasn't before, not for months, you may wish to consult with your pediatrician. It's not typical behavior once a baby has stopped doing that. As for scheduling her poops ... you could try "elimination timing". (Look it up on the web.) It's not quite the same thing, but may be helpful to you. --Beth Kevles http://web.mit.edu/kevles/www/nomilk.html -- a page for the milk-allergic Disclaimer: Nothing in this message should be construed as medical advice. Please consult with your own medical practicioner. NOTE: No email is read at my MIT address. Use the AOL one if you would like me to reply. |
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toypup wrote:
I don't think you could do any of these at this age, even if she were potty trained. I mean, can you schedule *your* pooing time? You go when you have to, right? It's not like you can do it when someone else wants you to. And if you *don't* go when you have to, it's not good for you and can lead to health problems. Good luck teaching a 10-month-old to hold it in because it's not time to poop yet, anyway... -- tristyn www.tristyn.net |
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Jen wrote:
My question is 1. how can I train her not pooing during the night? 2. should I schedule her pooing time. 3. Should I use a bigger size diaper in order to avoid wetting the clothes during the night time. It might just be that she needs a poo in the middle of the night, and doesn't need a poo earlier. However, when my daughter seemed a little constipated, or like she needed a poo in the evenings, or was gassy, I would try giving her a gentle tummy rub perhaps before her bath, and maybe 'cycling' her legs a bit (perhaps whilst singing a cheery song such as 'I like to ride my bicycle' ![]() her on the nose with her toes. If she is quite well-coordinated and likes sitting on 'chairs' you could try sitting her on a potty if she is happy to go along with it - being in the position of having her knees up around her tummy would often make Ella to go when she was younger. If that failed, she'd often poo in the bath, so don't have it too bubbly or you might find a surprise or two waiting under the bubbles... Perhaps you could give these things a try one evening and see if it helps at all. ROSIE |
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Beth Kevles wrote:
If your baby is pooping during the night when she hasn't before, not for months, you may wish to consult with your pediatrician. It's not typical behavior once a baby has stopped doing that. I agree. Caterpillar (who until recently was pooping 6 times a day) has gone at night on exactly one night since outgrowing it - and that was during a week when she was sick and on antibiotics. On the other hand, she often poops quite late (like 10:30), so if we tried putting her to bed at 7:30, she'd wake up poopy in the night. I can't help you if that's your problem, though. Phoebe ![]() |
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Phoebe & Allyson wrote in news:c3t4bi$2c2g2c$1@ID-
164039.news.uni-berlin.de: Beth Kevles wrote: If your baby is pooping during the night when she hasn't before, not for months, you may wish to consult with your pediatrician. It's not typical behavior once a baby has stopped doing that. I agree. Caterpillar (who until recently was pooping 6 times a day) has gone at night on exactly one night since outgrowing it - and that was during a week when she was sick and on antibiotics. On the other hand, she often poops quite late (like 10:30), so if we tried putting her to bed at 7:30, she'd wake up poopy in the night. I can't help you if that's your problem, though. Phoebe ![]() dd has been sick two weeks ago. she's a cold but she didn't have any medication. However, she is getting much better now except she still has some phlegm in her throat. um... will it be the reason? Last week, she poops in the early morning ..like 7am or so. But last couple days, she poop at around 4 or 5 am. And today, I discover there is a bad diaper rash around her bottom. How many times should a 10 mos old baby pooping per day? I always worry dd pooping too often since she usually poops 3-4 times a day. |
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