Hi Ladies,
I don't post often but find myself in need of advice/encouragement.
My LO is 4 months this week and EBF.
Over the last week or so everything has become sooo difficult with him! He's so fussy, very hard to settle for sleep, wakes 30-40 minutes into naps and wakes often throughout the night.
He is also refusing feeds. For example this morning he nursed and 7:30am and then refused feeds until 2pm. I tried nursing him multiple times, in a dark room with white noise but he just pulled off and cried. He also refused
his bedtime feed today.
My breasts aren't engorged due to the refusal, but now I find myself doubting things - wondering if he's getting enough, wondering if I should give him a bottle, wondering if he's too addicted to his pacifier that he's refusing to nurse.
I've also been down lately and have had some anxiety so wonder if that's affecting my supply?
I don't know what to think or do. Wait it out? Maybe just an off day? He still has plenty of wet and dirty diapers today.
Thanks so much for reading. - any advice would be appreciated.
I don't post often but find myself in need of advice/encouragement.
My LO is 4 months this week and EBF.
Over the last week or so everything has become sooo difficult with him! He's so fussy, very hard to settle for sleep, wakes 30-40 minutes into naps and wakes often throughout the night.
He is also refusing feeds. For example this morning he nursed and 7:30am and then refused feeds until 2pm. I tried nursing him multiple times, in a dark room with white noise but he just pulled off and cried. He also refused
his bedtime feed today.
My breasts aren't engorged due to the refusal, but now I find myself doubting things - wondering if he's getting enough, wondering if I should give him a bottle, wondering if he's too addicted to his pacifier that he's refusing to nurse.
I've also been down lately and have had some anxiety so wonder if that's affecting my supply?
I don't know what to think or do. Wait it out? Maybe just an off day? He still has plenty of wet and dirty diapers today.
Thanks so much for reading. - any advice would be appreciated.