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Thank you ladies Seb is eating but it still a struggle and I think he is still uncomfy but so hungry that he will have some and then give up as soon as he doesn't feel quite so hungry any more but he won't eat his fill. I am hoping this will gradually get better now
I just feel I should have insisted that the GP see us earlier. They obviously DO have appointments open for emergencies and I guess they thought mine wasn't one. Though how it cannot be serious when 4 month old baby won't eat, I don't know. Probably dismissed me as a silly mother who frets about 100ml or something. So yeah I just feel bad for not being more forceful with them. Why do I always worry about being a bother? I was like that during pregnancy too. Ok I was healthy throughout but when something felt weird I was always worried that I was being too sensitive and that I would be wasting the hospitals/doctors time. This is why BnB has been soooo helpful!
As for what they are wearing in this muggy weather: last night the room was 25.5C so we had them in their nappy and their woombies with cellular blankets ready if it should get colder. The nights before we left them in their vests inside the woombies. The woombies count as 1 tog though we have bigger looser ones too that are only 0.5 tog but they aren't as effective as the tighter ones. Dom is a very sweaty baby too and always gets too hot anyway so it's a bit difficult at times to know what to dress the boy in.
I just feel I should have insisted that the GP see us earlier. They obviously DO have appointments open for emergencies and I guess they thought mine wasn't one. Though how it cannot be serious when 4 month old baby won't eat, I don't know. Probably dismissed me as a silly mother who frets about 100ml or something. So yeah I just feel bad for not being more forceful with them. Why do I always worry about being a bother? I was like that during pregnancy too. Ok I was healthy throughout but when something felt weird I was always worried that I was being too sensitive and that I would be wasting the hospitals/doctors time. This is why BnB has been soooo helpful!
As for what they are wearing in this muggy weather: last night the room was 25.5C so we had them in their nappy and their woombies with cellular blankets ready if it should get colder. The nights before we left them in their vests inside the woombies. The woombies count as 1 tog though we have bigger looser ones too that are only 0.5 tog but they aren't as effective as the tighter ones. Dom is a very sweaty baby too and always gets too hot anyway so it's a bit difficult at times to know what to dress the boy in.