scoobybeans
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Juliet- Wow 33 weeks tomorrow! I know the last couple of months seem to drag and the discomfort is such a bummer (I was in pretty constant pain by the end too) but he really will be here before you know it. Good luck!
wish- You're doing such an awesome job with the boys! I can't believe Timothy is over 11lbs. We're doing the same thing with expressed breast milk during the day and formula at night about every 3 hours (I just posted a whole thing on my journal about it lol) and it seems to be working out great so far. I've also lost my preggo weight but the pooch is here to stay for a bit I'm afraid! Going to try and walk in the park after work to help that situation out.
dogmommy- Congratulations on baby Quinn! That's one of my favorite names and a solid frontrunner for a middle name if Finn had been a girl lol. How is she doing? How are you? It sounds like we had similar birth stories. I was at the hospital about 27 hours, on Pitocin for about 12 hours and pushed for 2.5 hours. It's exhausting, isn't it?
dancing- I hope you're feeling much better after the flu! Awesome weight gain for the twins, good job mama! Wow, I hope that 7 hour sleep wasn't just a one off and they keep that up. That's amazing!
3chords- I agree, CIO is insane when you're talking about a newborn! I'm so glad we didn't listen to that. It sounds like Tessa and Finn are on similar weight growths. He was 6lbs, 13oz when he was born and at his one month checkup he was 9lbs, 5oz.
star- How are you and little Caleb doing? When will they check his weight next? It sounds like it won't be a problem with all of that feeding! Finn had a clogged tear duct in one eye that got all crusted over for a day or two, but with warm compresses it went away quickly.
AFM, we're dealing with a pretty bad case of colic here. Finn cries and fusses most of the day and it gets worse from about 3-11pm. For now, I'm glad we're all still getting sleep at night at least. Still, it's heartbreaking seeing him in pain. When we get good moments with him in the morning, he's so smiley and calm and I think he's going to have a really sweet little personality once he's feeling better! He's still a ravenous eater and weighed 9lbs, 5oz at his one month checkup. The doctor didn't give us a hard time about it this time because Finn had spent the entire hour screaming and crying so he was more worried about the colic. We switched formulas and started using Dr. Brown's bottles, and we're also giving him gripe water. May be helping a bit, only time will tell!
wish- You're doing such an awesome job with the boys! I can't believe Timothy is over 11lbs. We're doing the same thing with expressed breast milk during the day and formula at night about every 3 hours (I just posted a whole thing on my journal about it lol) and it seems to be working out great so far. I've also lost my preggo weight but the pooch is here to stay for a bit I'm afraid! Going to try and walk in the park after work to help that situation out.
dogmommy- Congratulations on baby Quinn! That's one of my favorite names and a solid frontrunner for a middle name if Finn had been a girl lol. How is she doing? How are you? It sounds like we had similar birth stories. I was at the hospital about 27 hours, on Pitocin for about 12 hours and pushed for 2.5 hours. It's exhausting, isn't it?
dancing- I hope you're feeling much better after the flu! Awesome weight gain for the twins, good job mama! Wow, I hope that 7 hour sleep wasn't just a one off and they keep that up. That's amazing!
3chords- I agree, CIO is insane when you're talking about a newborn! I'm so glad we didn't listen to that. It sounds like Tessa and Finn are on similar weight growths. He was 6lbs, 13oz when he was born and at his one month checkup he was 9lbs, 5oz.
star- How are you and little Caleb doing? When will they check his weight next? It sounds like it won't be a problem with all of that feeding! Finn had a clogged tear duct in one eye that got all crusted over for a day or two, but with warm compresses it went away quickly.
AFM, we're dealing with a pretty bad case of colic here. Finn cries and fusses most of the day and it gets worse from about 3-11pm. For now, I'm glad we're all still getting sleep at night at least. Still, it's heartbreaking seeing him in pain. When we get good moments with him in the morning, he's so smiley and calm and I think he's going to have a really sweet little personality once he's feeling better! He's still a ravenous eater and weighed 9lbs, 5oz at his one month checkup. The doctor didn't give us a hard time about it this time because Finn had spent the entire hour screaming and crying so he was more worried about the colic. We switched formulas and started using Dr. Brown's bottles, and we're also giving him gripe water. May be helping a bit, only time will tell!