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Heather, I love the pictures! Especially the one of Sam holding Ben. So cute! And that's great that his blood sugars have stabilized and you get to go home. I agree; it's so nice to be back in your own ben with everyone all at home. How was getting up and out of bed for the first time?
Stacey, I agree; seems more important to be rested than to have a super clean house, especially when overdoing might just make you feel extra icky. And I hope that mucus is a good sign that your body will be more ready for labour by Thursday; I'll be praying for a quick, smooth labour for you and Eva! And as for breastfeeding in public, I do it all the time. I have several covers I use, so I'm never just whipping it out - I don't think I could ever do that. Although I kind of did the other day in the park when we were the only ones there and no one else was in sight. Anyway, it can be tricky to get used to feeding while using the cover because you can't see what the heck is going on under there. I found a good cover from Jolly Jumper (at Babies R Us) that is a basically a big pashmina scarf with a neck hole. I like it because it covers more of my sides so I don't have to worry about showing off my stretch marks. And I can kind of pop my head in the neck hole to get Jimmy latched and then pop back out. It works really well.
Happy Birthday, Jordyn! That sounds like a lovely day. Is Liam going longer between feedings, then, if you were able to go to out to dinner without having to feed him that sounds pretty good. We went out the fair yesterday for like 6 hours and I only had to feed Jimmy once, which was nice because it was so hot it made breastfeeding a really sweaty ordeal.
Jenny, I'm so sorry for your loss. I can't imagine losing a baby that far along. But your boys are super cute! And like Stacey said, we all like to stare at tests here, so make sure to post pics as soon as you start testing!
Well, I need your ladies' input on something. Jimmy has been vomiting, which is something new to me. Ozzy spit up a lot, but not projectile vomiting large amounts of milk like Jimmy's doing. Thursday, he did it three times within two hours and then last night (or rather early this morning) he did it twice again within an hour. He doesn't have a fever or any signs of dehydration, but I still wonder if something's wrong. I know it could just be something simple like reflux, but I was wondering if you ladies can shed some light on what's going on and what to do about it. I'm definitely going to tell the doctor at our postpartum appointment on Monday, but I thought I'd ask here too. Thanks!
Stacey, I agree; seems more important to be rested than to have a super clean house, especially when overdoing might just make you feel extra icky. And I hope that mucus is a good sign that your body will be more ready for labour by Thursday; I'll be praying for a quick, smooth labour for you and Eva! And as for breastfeeding in public, I do it all the time. I have several covers I use, so I'm never just whipping it out - I don't think I could ever do that. Although I kind of did the other day in the park when we were the only ones there and no one else was in sight. Anyway, it can be tricky to get used to feeding while using the cover because you can't see what the heck is going on under there. I found a good cover from Jolly Jumper (at Babies R Us) that is a basically a big pashmina scarf with a neck hole. I like it because it covers more of my sides so I don't have to worry about showing off my stretch marks. And I can kind of pop my head in the neck hole to get Jimmy latched and then pop back out. It works really well.
Happy Birthday, Jordyn! That sounds like a lovely day. Is Liam going longer between feedings, then, if you were able to go to out to dinner without having to feed him that sounds pretty good. We went out the fair yesterday for like 6 hours and I only had to feed Jimmy once, which was nice because it was so hot it made breastfeeding a really sweaty ordeal.
Jenny, I'm so sorry for your loss. I can't imagine losing a baby that far along. But your boys are super cute! And like Stacey said, we all like to stare at tests here, so make sure to post pics as soon as you start testing!
Well, I need your ladies' input on something. Jimmy has been vomiting, which is something new to me. Ozzy spit up a lot, but not projectile vomiting large amounts of milk like Jimmy's doing. Thursday, he did it three times within two hours and then last night (or rather early this morning) he did it twice again within an hour. He doesn't have a fever or any signs of dehydration, but I still wonder if something's wrong. I know it could just be something simple like reflux, but I was wondering if you ladies can shed some light on what's going on and what to do about it. I'm definitely going to tell the doctor at our postpartum appointment on Monday, but I thought I'd ask here too. Thanks!