Whole or Vitamin D Milk: Babies 'R' Us
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Whole Milk and Diaper Rash
Asked by L.G. from Chicago
on May 2, 2008
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My 12 month old baby seems to be getting a diaper rash from starting on whole milk. Has anyone experienced this? She has had dairy since 9 months (yogurt and cheese)....
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- Whole milk is difficult to digest. Sounds like she has an allergy to dairy now. My daughter had that I had to switch her to soy milk. M. www.toy-train-table-plans...
- This happened to both my kids when I introduced whole milk. It turns out they were lactose intolerant. They were fine with cheese and yogurt, but milk (and ice cream...
- Hi L.. This happened to my daughter too. She ended up getting horrible yeast infections from this and it was a nightmare. I took her off milk for awhile and just ke...
Can You Refridgerate Whole Milk?
Asked by M.M. from Chicago
on April 25, 2008
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often my son does not finish his bottles. hes on whole milk now. fist, how long can milk sit out? second can i throw it back in the fridge after it been sitting out fo...
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- In the end it is your call. How much would you save by keeping it. $1? Not worth any risk of sickness IMO. If you are trying to be frugal, and it has only been out...
- M., I think if it's cold milk in a sippy cup - it can be out for about an hour and then can go back in the fridge and be fine. I always smell and taste before giving...
- I certainly would not put it back in the fridge after its been out that long, plus you have to figure in the time he is taking drinking too,try putting less in the bot...
Advice on When to Move Baby to Whole Milk
Asked by C.G. from Philadelphia
on March 21, 2008
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My son is going to be 9 months and he is formula fed. I did nurse him for two months, but had a rough delivery with him and was very ill after, that's why I had to st...
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- I've always heard that you should wait until the baby is at least one year old.
- Milk is not a good food for anyone and especially young people. Milk has too many calories in it. Not nutritional calories except for some protein. Therefore your chil...
- they usually say wait a year to give the baby whole milk their little tummies can sometimes have issues digesting it.
Milk Supply and Pumping
Asked by A.H. from Dallas
on April 26, 2007
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I am a SAHM to a five week old wonderful baby boy. He is constantly hungry! I am breastfeeding and have been supplementing with formula because he is so hungry. I h...
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- I have the Medela Advanced Pump In Style If you get a prescription from your OB AND buy it in a hospital, you can save alot of $$. I bought mine for $295 total. The pr...
- To increase your milk supply you need to nurse more often or you can pump more often. If you intend to pump on a regular basis, I would suggest renting a hospital gra...
- You might call your ob and ask if you can start drinking "Mother's Milk" tea from Traditional Medicinals. You can order it online or find it at most health food stores...
Breast Milk
Asked by H.W. from Lakeland
on June 7, 2010
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My wife is having a hard time expressing her milk, is there any suggestions on how to get more milk out? She is drinking 6-8oz glasses of water a day, no more then that.
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- More water, check out WestonPrice.com for really good nutirtion, and- when my oldest had twins, and had this problem she you have a-just one- beer- usually I wouldn'...
- Rent or buy a breast pump and pump!!! I nursed three kids and I loved my breast pump. I could stimulate/supplement my milk supply, save milk for an outing, take it ...
- H., All of the advise that has been posted in good. But also, she may just have low milk production. Hopefully she doesn't stress, which will decrease production....
Expressing Milk
Asked by M.A. from San Francisco
on June 23, 2011
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Hi all mamas. I really need some help here..I'm breastfeeding only, and about to go back to work so I have opted to express milk (by Hand). WhereI live i couldn't find...
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- You would pour it into a bottle, unless you buy the bottles that are made to work with plastic bags (Playtex bottles).
- check with your insurance. many insurance companies will cover the cost of purchase or rental of a breast pump. if you qualify for w.i.c. they also will provide a br...
- Dr. Jane Morton has a great link regarding hand expression; she's done a lot of research at Stanford about pumping getting out of hand and how hand expression can actu...
Need More Milk
Asked by S.J. from Spokane
on March 9, 2010
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I have been feeding my son breast milk from a bottle since he was 2 weeks old, he stopped breastfeeding after a nurse told me I had to give him a bottle because he had...
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- I am going through the same sort of thing, but my daughter is 6 weeks old and she falls asleep as soon as she starts nursing and she sleeps for long periods of time, s...
- Oh, I so feel for you! I had such trouble with keeping up the amount of breastmilk to feed my little one. I was lucky to have found a great lactation consultant throug...
- If you're up for it, S., it really isn't too late to try breastfeeding him. Ask around for a good lactation consultant in your area (I know a great one in Portland, bu...
I'm Leaking Milk, What Do I Do?
Asked by L.D. from San Diego
on February 26, 2008
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I just had my son, Christian, two months ago and I breastfed him for about two weeks before he preferred formula. Since then I gave my breasts time to release the milk...
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- Hi. Have you tried the pads that you wear with your bra? It can take a bit of time for the milk to dry up.
- Cabbage leaves!!! Thats may seem weird but I actually read it in a book written by an OB GYN, JUst buy a head of cabbage and peel a whole leaf off and smash with the...
- Hey, I too had the same problem, What I ended up doing was buying Johnsons nusring pads, they are life savers. They arent too exensive and work great you just slip the...
Baby Food
Asked by A.F. from New York
on December 31, 2009
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Where do you think is the most economical store to buy baby food? The supermarket usually isn't the best. Most of my friends with babies say Babies 'R Us. I thought Co...
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- We found Target to be the cheapest for almost all our baby needs, food included. They also just started making their own brand snacks and food. My kids arent eating ...
- yes, food processor. if you have time for you, then you should have time to also make food for baby
- BJ's does sell baby food and it is by far the least expensive place to buy it- unless you have a great store coupon and a sale!
Boosting Milk Supply While Pumping
Asked by F.S. from St. Louis
on July 11, 2009
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Help!! Breastfeeding my child was always something I wanted to do. However, my son has a hard time latching on due to the fact that my nipples are inverted and will n...
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- There are some herbal teas to help increase the milk production that I used just to keep it going once it leveled off. AND with inverted nipples myself with only my fi...
- Don't worry! The more you pump (and try to breast feed) the more milk supply you will have. The key is to relax and find what lets your milk down, especially when pu...
- I exclusively pumped for my daughters (due to numerous reasons including extreme prematurity) 14 months for my oldest and 13 months for my second. It was hard to do b...
