lilly77
Mom to Kai & Ivy
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strawbs - i would never let Ivy CIO at this stage, that's not what I meant - just the shushing in the cot and patting and then leaving the room, then when they cry go back in and repeat method. I just can't believe my GP advised me to let her CIO!!!
I've been given the baby whisperer book by a friend so we are going to follow that routine, starting today.
ailey - exactly same problem with Ivy, we've been told it's wind - we are using infacol before every feed, burping her in between feeds and after too. Also trying to stretch her feeds to every 3 hours as currently she's on every 2 hours. This is what the baby whisperer book says too, so we are doing the 3 hour routine all day, cluster feed at 6/7pm and dream feed at 10.
The hard part for us will be her daytime naps, as she only goes to sleep while we rock her on the birthing ball, she needs to learn to sleep in her cot... but i reckon this will take a LONG time!
Agree with Ailey, with your 2nd you're more relaxed about leaving LO, of course I missed her terribly, but it feel good to have some me-time, even if I was working!! Also the people i trust most, DH and my mom, were there looking after her.AShley, I also go the grocery store without lo, I always offer to do it so i can get out the house without the whole pram/sling malarky!
Right time for Ivy's nap, uh oh this could take hours. wish me luck!xxx
I've been given the baby whisperer book by a friend so we are going to follow that routine, starting today.
ailey - exactly same problem with Ivy, we've been told it's wind - we are using infacol before every feed, burping her in between feeds and after too. Also trying to stretch her feeds to every 3 hours as currently she's on every 2 hours. This is what the baby whisperer book says too, so we are doing the 3 hour routine all day, cluster feed at 6/7pm and dream feed at 10.
The hard part for us will be her daytime naps, as she only goes to sleep while we rock her on the birthing ball, she needs to learn to sleep in her cot... but i reckon this will take a LONG time!
Agree with Ailey, with your 2nd you're more relaxed about leaving LO, of course I missed her terribly, but it feel good to have some me-time, even if I was working!! Also the people i trust most, DH and my mom, were there looking after her.AShley, I also go the grocery store without lo, I always offer to do it so i can get out the house without the whole pram/sling malarky!
Right time for Ivy's nap, uh oh this could take hours. wish me luck!xxx