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Newborn Sleep
Asked by E.E. from Omaha
on June 3, 2010
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Okay so I have a baby who is a week and a half old. I know I should not expect too much from him as far as sleep goes but I would appreciate a little advice. The lit...
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- Like a lot of newborns he has his day and nights switched. Try keeping him awake a bit more during the day so that he is ready to sleep when it becomes night time. ...
- If you are wishing to avoid co-sleeping because of fears that it may be dangerous, please look into the research some more. Some highlight SIDS deaths that occurred d...
- do you have a bassinett? those things work good because it gives baby the feeling of being closely contained. in a crib its hard to acheive the same thing because you ...
Survey for Bf'ing Moms (Past, Present, Future) RE: Lactation Room in Box Stores
Asked by J.F. from Minneapolis
on February 25, 2011
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I breastfed my oldest (3) and now my 10 month old. I have always thought it would be advantageous for box stores to provide a lactation/baby room for their customers ...
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- Ditto everything AllisonF said. We often shop as a family. If the baby needs to nurse and I need to go out to the car to do it, my husband will come along with son...
- 1. Do you usually shop at one box store over another on a regular basis? No, I do not 2. Would you consider changing loyalty if the OTHER store offered a L/...
- I breastfed both my kids until they were 1. I nursed several times in the fitting room of dept. stores. I don't necessarily think they need a lactation room. The fit...
Advice on Flying W/ a 3 Month Old
Asked by R.M. from Seattle
on March 7, 2008
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I have a 3 month old TANK (hes already 17 llbs...strictly nursed!) and will be taking a 5 hour flight next week w/ him w/out my hubby for the first time. I did not buy...
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- Unless you have purchased a seat for your child, I would check the carseat. You won't be needing it until you land. I would definitely take the stroller with you. Y...
- HI R.! I am a former flight attendant, and a mother of a 12 month old. I strongly suggest you bring your carseat and stroller with you. If there is not enough seats...
- I didn't read all the other responses, so forgive me if I'm being redundant. I flew with my son for the first time when he was 3 mos old, and it was a breeze! The ...
Advise please:Freezer Storage/reduction of Handling of BM w/Medela Advanced Pump
Asked by N.M. from Chicago
on March 23, 2007
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I am getting a head start on this (been to a breast feeding class) but want to know what freezer storage bottles are compatible with the Medela Advanced Pump. Seeking...
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- What I did was pump into the 5oz bottles. Then, I froze my milk in Lansinoh freezer bags (those are the best bags in my opinion). Then, I used the type of bottles th...
- I used the Playtex Nurser system, and they make an adapter with which you can pump directly into the drop in liners that you put in the bottles. When I had extra milk...
- Sylvia, I picked up a neat trick for freezing my breast milk. After I pumped I froze it in ice cube trays. Each cube was about 1 ounce and as my daughter grew, I ...
My 4 Month Old Will Not Nap During the Day
Asked by W.D. from Philadelphia
on July 29, 2009
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DD will not take a normal nap during the day. She cat naps while I am nursing her and when I go to move her she wakes right up. She was napping for 2 hours in the sw...
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- We went through went you're going through, so I totally understand your frustration. When I was at the end of my rope, I would put her in the car and drive around jus...
- Hi W.. I know EXACTLY what you're going through- my DD did the same thing at 4 months old and it was horrible!!!! I don't know if you against crying it out but I'll t...
- I don't know if this is of any help but around that age my daughter suddenly would only nap in the car or in the sling (I had one made by Hot Slings). I started giving...
In Pain!! Help!!
Asked by A.D. from Dallas
on August 17, 2006
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I have 2 cracked nipples and am stressing out about it - I don't want to stress myself into drying up - I've done that before.
I got some Lanisoh with some advice fr...
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- Has your doctor ruled out the possibility of a yeast infection in the nipple? Cracks very easily lead to this. I had this a couple of times, exactly like you are des...
- Get some "Soothies" in the baby aisle at Walgreens and wear them all the time when you are not nursing - they were a miracle for me.
- A., I had a lot of problems myself nursing at first, and what helped me was using a nipple shield while nursing (if still trying to nurse) or better yet, pumping for ...
Pack N Play or Co-sleeping
Asked by L.S. from New York
on December 6, 2009
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Hi All Mommies,
My brain is on overload right now with all the products out there for babies. This is my first baby, and with so much info..........HELP Please. My ba...
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- hi L. pack n plays are great if you have a 2 story house and want a place for the baby on both levels or you will be traveling overnight often. Otherwise if you are ...
- My son slept in his crib from day one. We have a door separating our bedrooms which we kept open so he was actually very close to my bed and getting up to breast feed...
- You're going to get tons of advice on this one, and ultimately will do what works best for your family once the baby arrives. Get ready now-- even the best plans can e...
The Great Debate (Breastfeeding from the Breast Vs. the Pump)
Asked by V.W. from Minneapolis
on November 3, 2010
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I have been struggling with this question all day...
Since I had my son on Friday breastfeeding has been... Not my favorite thing. I know it always starts out rough...
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- You're right in that is does continue to easier and more comfortable for both you and baby as time goes on. But while you are trying ot figure out what works best for...
- You are doing great! First – it takes a few weeks or more for your milk supply to establish itself, so you may actually have more milk than your son needs. After you...
- I'm sure you already have tons of great advice posted. I just wanted to say that every breast feeding experience is different and it WILL get easier! Please talk to...
Almost One and Still Wakes up 3-6 Times a Night HELP!
Asked by A.P. from Chicago
on April 29, 2008
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My son is 11 months old and has never been a good sleeper. The longest stretch of uninterupted sleep has been 5 hours and that is VERY rare. He currently goes to bed a...
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- yikes! I feel your pain. Been there at 6 months with my little one. It's not fun. Go to the library & check out a few books suggested by everyone. You'll find a method...
- Dear A.- your tender heart toward you little one is such a good thing. But it seems you have trained him to wake up so often by rewarding him with a snack and a snugg...
- A.- I bet you are tired! I can say I was pretty much in your shoes too until about a month ago! I was exhausted! It sounds like your little man only is able to soot...
Breastfeeding Problem with 7 Week Old Twins
Asked by S.H. from Seattle
on July 27, 2008
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I have twin 7week old boys who were 36 weeks and 6days when they were born. We've been supplementing formula with breastfeeding since they were born. I had hoped to ...
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- I have twin two year olds and started out with the intention of exclusively breastfeeding mine. One of my twins really wasn't excited about breastfeeding. He just lo...
- You are trying to breastfeed 100% and be the best mom you can be. That's very admirable. But you shouldn't stress yourself out if the babies won't follow your ideal p...
- My friend has twins so I know from her there is a support group in the area for parents of twins or multilples. If you Google it, I am sure you can find it. Good luc...
