It happened. My girls are seven weeks old. I am following a triplet mama blog in Australia, and her latest post inspired me to try tandem breast feeding again. Three hysterical infants, two freaked out dogs, one cracked nipple and two stressed out parents later I'm regretfully reporting that it was a major fail. I want so desperately to get faster at feedings, but two at once isn't the way yet. It seriously takes an hour and a half to care for everyone. Any triplet mamas out there have any resources that helped them? Any feeding tips you have to share? I'm trying to fight the tears and remain positive but it's getting kind of hard.
4/13/12--1st u/s. IDENTICAL TRIPLETS (?!?)
PAIF and SAIF welcome

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Crap. We were thinking things would improve at their due date! Did you ever know what made them crankier? DH and I are at a lossmaybe they aren't eating enough bottle fed EBM 3 oz, 23 breastfeedings/day, maybe they aren't stimulated enough but they have to sleep so much to grow, maybe they need changed, have diaper rash, hate our house, are hot, are coldack!!! C'mon tomorrow! Be better than today!
They were so easy up to that point. Slept, ate, pooped. Slept, ate, poop. Rarely cried. I thought, "this is a piece of cake!"
And then they became like typical newborns. Awake more, more demanding, not so easily placated. It wasn't that anything was wrong with them, they were just still in that preemie phase before that.
Mine were formula fed, about 90%, and I can't say if that helped them stay full longer, and made it easier to keep them on a schedule.
How to tell my boys apart
The different types of twins and triplets
Jack, Sydney and Carynne, Annaleigh, JW, Eden...forever in our hearts.
My blog * We made the national news!
Both great suggestions, thank you! My two smallest still us the nipple shield, I'm trying to wean my biggest off of italso adding to frustrations. The NICU LC is a saint. I want her to live here. She's amazing, and the source of my nipple shields too. : IF I ever try again I will tandem breast feed BEFORE they are starving. IF.
Latch issues are so frustrating. I feel so bad for LO because they seem so panicky.
Definitely take it one step at a time and ease into it when you are ready! I
my LC too. I'd be FFing without her.