Disneydancr
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Regina, so glad everything is going well with Madison (and that the umbilical cord only stays for 6 days - not looking forward to that!)
I can't eat anything without acid reflux now, even water. I tried eating small meals, I trid eating big meals, I tried just drinking water or milk etc. Nothing works - even the antacids don't work for more than about 10 minutes. Just got my fingers crossed that it goes straight after labour, although I suspect that it won't because the hormone relaxin must hang around for a while in the body. However, looking on the bright side, if I have that much of the chemical in my body that I'm getting acid reflux constantly then I must be close
My bump is kind of achey and tender - does anyone else get this? It's been feling a bit tender and bruised on and off for a while, almost like when you strain your stomach muscles.
My acid reflux disappeared immediately. Also, the achey-ness and tenderness is something that the doctors always checked me for- I don't know why or if it's a good or bad thing, I just think you should ring your MW and ask what it means. If my doctors thought it important enough to ask me about, it's probably important enough to let the MW know.
Hello everyone! Wow there were about a million pages for me to catch up on. Just a quick one from me as I think the little man in my life is slowly waking himself up. Had a very busy night of constant feeding last night. He just wouldn't go down and was so fussy. Then he would latch on and drop to sleep on me, then I would put him down again and he would wail lol. He really found his lungs yesterday too. I finally let him sleep on me from about 5 till 8am this morning cos I was exhausted!! Today we have given in to the dummy debate. We didn't want him to rely on one but he has been so clingy that we couldn't put him in his sleep cot without him crying again. And he has slept better this afternoon only waking to be fed and then gone down again.
Right the beginnings of a cry are starting - sorry I don't have time to say nice things to everyone but sending all you overdue ladies lots of wishes for a speedy process and hope those of you stillto get to your edd are managing with the aches and pains well. And to the other mummies I will see yuo in the jjb's mummies thread soon. I just can't keep up with you lot!!
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Have you tried swaddling? I wasn't all for it, since it limits her movement, but it really helped Madison settle on those difficult nights. Also, since it doesn't sound like he's eating until he's full, try to keep him awake (I know it seems mean, but it's healthy for him) until he pops off the boob. And, make sure that he burps really well, as the gas can keep him up and make him clingy. I went through this with Maddie, and it gave me major baby blues... hope you're handling it better than I did.