hello_kitty
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Ashley and Susi - That has happened to me before! No fun at all. I was at my mom's house for Christmas, 12 days after he got discharged for the hospital (it wasnt even his due date yet). He got extremely frustrated and irritated due to too much handling. We all thought he was hungry, especially my mom. He kept crying no matter how much I fed him. My mom started to act alarmed, which was not helpful. She kept saying how I'm not producing enough milk and that I should pump instead of feeding from the breast. It was chaotic. Turns out as soon as we left, and he was snug and warm in the car he fell asleep immediately. Sometimes babies are just overly tired and other people cant take their hands off of em. We have to go pick up my mom's family in a couple of days at the airport and have to leave at 7:30 am. Poor baby.
On a side note - I HAVE to make Zachary take his bottles again! He was completely on bottles in the hospital, so I know he knows how to work a bottle. His pediatrician says its a preference thing, but I need to give him a bottle once in awhile. I cant stay home with him all the time! Especially when I am planning to wean him from the breast someday. I tried pumping the other day and was so happy that to get 5 oz. He ended up refusing the bottle and my milk was wasted. Ughhhh! I'm gonna wait til he gets really hungry next time and then give him the bottle.
On a side note - I HAVE to make Zachary take his bottles again! He was completely on bottles in the hospital, so I know he knows how to work a bottle. His pediatrician says its a preference thing, but I need to give him a bottle once in awhile. I cant stay home with him all the time! Especially when I am planning to wean him from the breast someday. I tried pumping the other day and was so happy that to get 5 oz. He ended up refusing the bottle and my milk was wasted. Ughhhh! I'm gonna wait til he gets really hungry next time and then give him the bottle.