We noticed a marked increase in her alertness as it was leaving her body... Shes up usually from 2pm til 5... Catnaps for an hour ..feeds and is up with us til 10pm, and sleeps all night with two feeds in between..usually around 1:30...5:30am then we get up at 9:30 am . And beleive it or not..she wakes on her own like clockwork!
I will warn you, Violet had a lovely schedule going. I was satisfied with it. And then it all went to crap for 3 days. Last night she slept well again. Growth spurts, maybe???
Just when I think I have her figured out....
Melly - Remi I'd happy to have 50 attempts before getting upset so I don't really have any experience in what your bubba is doing. Sounds like he gets very frustrated very quickly. Your idea to feed him earlier sounds like a great one.
I will tell you tho I have zero patience at waiting for a wide open mouth, I cheat and hold his chin further down when he does open his mouth.
I don't know if that is good advice or terrible advice but it worksfor me.
We noticed a marked increase in her alertness as it was leaving her body... Shes up usually from 2pm til 5... Catnaps for an hour ..feeds and is up with us til 10pm, and sleeps all night with two feeds in between..usually around 1:30...5:30am then we get up at 9:30 am . And beleive it or not..she wakes on her own like clockwork!
I will warn you, Violet had a lovely schedule going. I was satisfied with it. And then it all went to crap for 3 days. Last night she slept well again. Growth spurts, maybe???
Just when I think I have her figured out....
did any of the ladies who have given birth have a runny nose before they went into labour?
did any of the ladies who have given birth have a runny nose before they went into labour?
I've had a stuffy runny nose off and on for a couple weeks now. I'm not sure if its a sign or not. Hope so though
Melly - Remi I'd happy to have 50 attempts before getting upset so I don't really have any experience in what your bubba is doing. Sounds like he gets very frustrated very quickly. Your idea to feed him earlier sounds like a great one.
I will tell you tho I have zero patience at waiting for a wide open mouth, I cheat and hold his chin further down when he does open his mouth.
I don't know if that is good advice or terrible advice but it worksfor me.
I've been trying to push Blake's chin but he's got some strong jaw!
The lactation consultant when I was in the hospital had me working with Oliver with a bottle to work on his latch... She would have me take the nipple of the bottle and tickle his upper lip. If he opened really wide give him a few drinks from the bottle. That way he learns that he gets reward when opening the way he needs to when nursing. She suggested doing this for a few minutes and then either feeding him the bottle or putting him on the breast for a full meal. She also really encouraged not letting him nurse unless he is properly latched, otherwise he gets lazy about opening. Hope that helps! The one good thing about having to be in the hospital so long was getting to work with all the nurses and full staff of lactation consultants!