Dietician was good. We've been given a prescription for neocate milk, which (if he can tolerate it) I've to use in his food so he's getting extra vitamins. We've been told to carry on giving him solids as my iron and calcium supplies will be low and my body will soon stop taking what it needs for Alex in my milk. She says I'm doing brilliant, especially as I've been left on my own to deal with it. Alex weighs 19lbs exactly now and is 68cm so is 98th centile for both. We have been referred to an allergy specialist for allergy management. We are going to be given piriton and Epi pens incase he ever has a serious reaction.
Got no advice on upping my supply. She said if we can find a formula that works its in his best interest to wean slowly off the breast and onto that so he can get the nutrients he will be missing from food.
Alex doesn't babble when he wakes. He's still very clingy, which is understandable, and gets upset quickly when he wakes up and I'm not there. If he's in bed with me he's happy to cuddle in and slap my face lots but when he's alone he starts crying and doesn't stop until I'm there. Thankfully I seem to have endless patience for him and don't mind in the slightest. I'm glad Shaun was an easy baby as I don't think id have coped as well back then.
Got no advice on upping my supply. She said if we can find a formula that works its in his best interest to wean slowly off the breast and onto that so he can get the nutrients he will be missing from food.
Alex doesn't babble when he wakes. He's still very clingy, which is understandable, and gets upset quickly when he wakes up and I'm not there. If he's in bed with me he's happy to cuddle in and slap my face lots but when he's alone he starts crying and doesn't stop until I'm there. Thankfully I seem to have endless patience for him and don't mind in the slightest. I'm glad Shaun was an easy baby as I don't think id have coped as well back then.