Disneyfan88
Mommy of 2
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Thanks, ladies! DH is officially back to work effective tomorrow. The pumping / feeding routine is especially challenging at night as by the time I've got her fed and settled down, and after I pump, I have less than an hour (if that! ) to actually get in a tiny nap and then I have to do it all over again. DH has been handling the feedings while I pump while he's been off. We did a dry run of me going solo last night, but I had to have him eventually help. He said he will still do at least one nighttime feeding as there's simply no way that I can do it all on my own night after night. We will see if I can make it to 12 weeks when I can start pumping less frequently and fewer times per day.
Scooby - I felt little flutters with DD1 at 14 weeks, and I felt flutters with DD2 around 18 or 20 weeks (anterior placenta). They eventually become much more identifiable movements. Good luck on the test results!
Klik - Welcome back! It sounds like France was lovely! I'm glad to hear that things have improved with the cysts situation. Hopefully this off cycle will let your body gear up for some extra embryos the next time around.
Amanda - it sounds like little Brielle is thriving - that's awesome! It's entirely possible that she's teething already. DD1 didn't show her first tooth until 6 months, but I've read that some babies are actually born with at least one tooth. Rather rare I think, but it's been known to happen. I can't even imagine adding teeth into the mix when starting out with learning to breastfeed.
I'd be on board for a private Facebook group. I'm hesitant to share too many pictures or personal details on the forums, but I'd be more than happy to share in a private group. It's amazing how long we've all been together supporting each other!
Scooby - I felt little flutters with DD1 at 14 weeks, and I felt flutters with DD2 around 18 or 20 weeks (anterior placenta). They eventually become much more identifiable movements. Good luck on the test results!
Klik - Welcome back! It sounds like France was lovely! I'm glad to hear that things have improved with the cysts situation. Hopefully this off cycle will let your body gear up for some extra embryos the next time around.
Amanda - it sounds like little Brielle is thriving - that's awesome! It's entirely possible that she's teething already. DD1 didn't show her first tooth until 6 months, but I've read that some babies are actually born with at least one tooth. Rather rare I think, but it's been known to happen. I can't even imagine adding teeth into the mix when starting out with learning to breastfeed.
I'd be on board for a private Facebook group. I'm hesitant to share too many pictures or personal details on the forums, but I'd be more than happy to share in a private group. It's amazing how long we've all been together supporting each other!