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edinger3
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Two Questions
edinger3
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Hello Ladies! Two questions to throw your way.
1. For those of you BF'ing, has your LO been hungry shortly after a feeding? It seems that DS will feed for 3040 min offering both breasts 23 times. Sometimes he has even fallen asleep during the feeding. I wait until he breaks the latch and is no longer interested, but about 20 minutes later, he's crying for more food. I pump once at night usually get about 6oz.
2. For those with reflux babies...has anyone had a problem keeping LO from sliding down the mattress while sleeping? Currently, I have the mattress slightly elevated, but find DS has slid down when I go to get him. Don't know if its the mattress or if he just moves a lot while he sleeps.
Thanks a lot ladies!
ETA for question 1. It's supposed to say 30 to 40 minutes for feeding and offer each breast 2 to 3 times. Stupid mobile Bump!
1. For those of you BF'ing, has your LO been hungry shortly after a feeding? It seems that DS will feed for 3040 min offering both breasts 23 times. Sometimes he has even fallen asleep during the feeding. I wait until he breaks the latch and is no longer interested, but about 20 minutes later, he's crying for more food. I pump once at night usually get about 6oz.
2. For those with reflux babies...has anyone had a problem keeping LO from sliding down the mattress while sleeping? Currently, I have the mattress slightly elevated, but find DS has slid down when I go to get him. Don't know if its the mattress or if he just moves a lot while he sleeps.
Thanks a lot ladies!
ETA for question 1. It's supposed to say 30 to 40 minutes for feeding and offer each breast 2 to 3 times. Stupid mobile Bump!
BFP#1: 10/29/11 EDD: 7/14/12 MMC: 12/28/11
BFP#2: 5/17/12 EDD: 1/27/13 Trevor was born on 1/21/13!
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Re: Two Questions
1. Is LO eating the whole time he is at the breast, or is he comfort nursing? If he is eating it could be a growth spurt in which case it will get better in a few days. If he is comfort nursing you could just let it be, or try and off
BFP#1 10 wk missed mc
BFP#2 DS born at 40+2 on 8/14/12 BFP#3 DD Born at 39+3 on 5/13/14