mommyof3girls
Mom to 5 girls.
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I hope everyone is doing well. In 4 hours I'll be leaving for the hospital. I can't sleep at all. I can't believe that I'll be meeting my baby girl today.
Hi ladies.
went to the dermatologist today and I have pupps or a reaction to the med they gave me during the c-section. Both have similar reactions. Since I can have no more stronger oral meds which will raise blood sugars and pressure not to mention not good for breast feeding, they decided to give me one heck of a dose of cream. I also am trying the zyrtec tomorrow. We'll see how that goes. Praying we get rid of it quick.
Lys, I'm finding that the milk thistle has brought my milk supply up by half. Pretty awesome in my opinion.
I'm not sure what I'll do without Doug. He helps me get Amelia into place for breast feeding. I have to put the nipple cover on (because she doesn't like my nipple since the hospital introduced the bottle) then get her to turn my direction. She has peanut butter tongue (tongue that goes to the roof of the mouth and makes it hard for her to lower her tongue to get a good latch) at times and to deal with that, her wailing hands and the dumb nipple shield is almost impossible on my own. I hope I can come up with a plan soon.
I hope Doug doesn't do the overnights or twelve hour shift. Although he leaves for 8 hours every day but two in a week, I just like the idea of having him around when we're awake. I feel safe. Is it possible your husband can switch shifts?
Hi ladies.
went to the dermatologist today and I have pupps or a reaction to the med they gave me during the c-section. Both have similar reactions. Since I can have no more stronger oral meds which will raise blood sugars and pressure not to mention not good for breast feeding, they decided to give me one heck of a dose of cream. I also am trying the zyrtec tomorrow. We'll see how that goes. Praying we get rid of it quick.
Lys, I'm finding that the milk thistle has brought my milk supply up by half. Pretty awesome in my opinion.
I'm not sure what I'll do without Doug. He helps me get Amelia into place for breast feeding. I have to put the nipple cover on (because she doesn't like my nipple since the hospital introduced the bottle) then get her to turn my direction. She has peanut butter tongue (tongue that goes to the roof of the mouth and makes it hard for her to lower her tongue to get a good latch) at times and to deal with that, her wailing hands and the dumb nipple shield is almost impossible on my own. I hope I can come up with a plan soon.
I hope Doug doesn't do the overnights or twelve hour shift. Although he leaves for 8 hours every day but two in a week, I just like the idea of having him around when we're awake. I feel safe. Is it possible your husband can switch shifts?
Milk thistle.. Ok good to know!! Are you taking it in pill form and can you get it anywhere?! No, on the OH being able to switch shifts... He is Navy and has a very set schedule. I know we will be fine we just need to get into a routine!! My goal now that Noah is 3 weeks old is to get out of the house once everyday... (starting tomorrow) that might sound silly but it keeps me emotionally sane (it also forces me to put on clean clothes, put my hair up, and brush my teeth )!