frenchie35
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Chimama, I feel the same with liquids. I know I'm not getting enough water, but I can't stand the feeling of liquid in my stomach. I also try not to drink after 9 pm to avoid too many bathroom trips during the night.
Nellielou, I had the same experience breastfeeding my first. On top of that she drew blood the very first time she nursed and I couldn't heal until I started pumping 10 days later. Those were the most difficult 10 days of my life! She would only nurse for a minute or two and then lose interest or go to sleep. I didn't get a lot of helpful advice from the nurses. I don't think any of them even checked DD's mouth to see if there was a problem. She loved bottles though. Pumping was hard work but it was rewarding to see her suck down a feeding in no time. I put her back on the breast after about a month of only pumping and the pain was gone. I guess that's what I needed to toughen up my nipples (and heal). I hope it's easier for #2!
Nellielou, I had the same experience breastfeeding my first. On top of that she drew blood the very first time she nursed and I couldn't heal until I started pumping 10 days later. Those were the most difficult 10 days of my life! She would only nurse for a minute or two and then lose interest or go to sleep. I didn't get a lot of helpful advice from the nurses. I don't think any of them even checked DD's mouth to see if there was a problem. She loved bottles though. Pumping was hard work but it was rewarding to see her suck down a feeding in no time. I put her back on the breast after about a month of only pumping and the pain was gone. I guess that's what I needed to toughen up my nipples (and heal). I hope it's easier for #2!