Bid - I have the whole dog hair every where thing as we have a black lab too. The amount of fur she sheds on the carpet is amazing, I'm surprised she's not bald!
I also have ffs moments on a daily basis, I'm having on now in fact as I'm trying to get Lily to sleep, but as usual she's fighting it!
Anyway, I finally had Lily's tongue tie assessment today from milk matters, it was really interesting. Because its only done with photos and a questionnaire she can never say 100% that there is or isn't a tongue tie, she needs to see the baby in person for that. But she can't tell with Lily whether is a tt or not as Lily cannot lift her tongue up at all, infact her tongue when crying is totally flat, which is unusual and suggests there is a lot of tension in her tongue, mouth, head area. There could also be a tt as well, as suggested from the information I gave her. The tension, she reckons would have been caused by our long labour, Lily being back to back and 3 hours pushing. All this tension that Lily is carrying is what causes her to fight sleep so much as she just can't relax.
So, we're going to get Lily some osteopathy to sort the tension out, then we'll look into the tt again, as hopefully Lily will the be able to lift her tongue so we can see what's going on under there. She also suspects Lily may have an upper lip tie, which i have suspected too, having done a fair bit of research into this.
I feel so relived now, to finally have possible reasons as to why Lily fights sleep so hard, though I wish we had done something sooner, but we didn't know that what we are going through with Lily really isn't normal.
Kosh, a question as your little one had a tt, when you were pregnant did he get hiccups a lot? Apparently hiccups in the womb can be an early sigh of tt.
I also have ffs moments on a daily basis, I'm having on now in fact as I'm trying to get Lily to sleep, but as usual she's fighting it!
Anyway, I finally had Lily's tongue tie assessment today from milk matters, it was really interesting. Because its only done with photos and a questionnaire she can never say 100% that there is or isn't a tongue tie, she needs to see the baby in person for that. But she can't tell with Lily whether is a tt or not as Lily cannot lift her tongue up at all, infact her tongue when crying is totally flat, which is unusual and suggests there is a lot of tension in her tongue, mouth, head area. There could also be a tt as well, as suggested from the information I gave her. The tension, she reckons would have been caused by our long labour, Lily being back to back and 3 hours pushing. All this tension that Lily is carrying is what causes her to fight sleep so much as she just can't relax.
So, we're going to get Lily some osteopathy to sort the tension out, then we'll look into the tt again, as hopefully Lily will the be able to lift her tongue so we can see what's going on under there. She also suspects Lily may have an upper lip tie, which i have suspected too, having done a fair bit of research into this.
I feel so relived now, to finally have possible reasons as to why Lily fights sleep so hard, though I wish we had done something sooner, but we didn't know that what we are going through with Lily really isn't normal.
Kosh, a question as your little one had a tt, when you were pregnant did he get hiccups a lot? Apparently hiccups in the womb can be an early sigh of tt.