Things you can't while breast feeding

Jelsey2 · September 2013

My baby has been up for 2 hour crying with a tummy ach , I had fish rice and glass of lemand for dinner thinking it might of been the fish or lemand. Anyone know if fish or lemand can upset a baby tummy

Chelseamolee · September 2013

It depends on your baby.... My baby hated chicken tenders, that doesn't mean yours does.

ELauren88 · September 2013

My baby doesn't like fajitas.

girlmama83 · September 2013

What is lemand?

SarahinMD · September 2013

There's a decent chance LO will grow out of any sensitivities as well, so even if you're pretty sure there is one now, you can always wait and try again as LO grows and digestive system matures.

carrotcake06 · September 2013

My first spit up A TON after Indian food and coffee. Both of which were v unfortunate.

These two seem to be good with whatever.

Jelsey2 · September 2013

Opps sorry it's was 3am lack of sleep lemonade

tarapike86 · September 2013

Mine does not like soda or onions.

LJUTCMommy · September 2013

Stupid FTM ?, but how can you tell your baby doesn't like something? Dd is a demanding high needs baby. I don't notice a difference in her fussiness when I eat different things,

Do they spit up more? Have more gas? Any other way to tell besides fussiness?

ludali · September 2013

MrsWahidi said:
Stupid FTM ?, but how can you tell your baby doesn't like something? Dd is a demanding high needs baby. I don't notice a difference in her fussiness when I eat different things,

Do they spit up more? Have more gas? Any other way to tell besides fussiness?

I'm with ya...figured it was too early to know what bothers her belly. Can't say I have noticed anything...

MtB2013 · September 2013

MrsWahidi said:
Stupid FTM ?, but how can you tell your baby doesn't like something? Dd is a demanding high needs baby. I don't notice a difference in her fussiness when I eat different things,

Do they spit up more? Have more gas? Any other way to tell besides fussiness?

This.

Chelseamolee · September 2013

MtB2013 said:

MrsWahidi said:
Stupid FTM ?, but how can you tell your baby doesn't like something? Dd is a demanding high needs baby. I don't notice a difference in her fussiness when I eat different things,

Do they spit up more? Have more gas? Any other way to tell besides fussiness?
This.

I have a really low maintenance baby and both times I had chicken tenders he stayed up all night screaming and kept getting really stiff which is usually a sign of a belly ache. I assume it is fried foods in general and can't say for sure that's what did it those nights but it was bad enough to make me just want to stray from fried or greasy foods in general. Those nights were rough.

Marvel1013 · September 2013

My LO apparently doesn't like anything I eat. She seems to always have an achy tummy at some point during the day. I feel so bad because I can't figure out what it's from. Maybe I should try gas drops.. Or I could be the cause!

carrotcake06 · September 2013

This was posted in the BF/FF clusterfuck above and is applicable here: https://kellymom.com/nutrition/mothers-diet/mom-diet/

With my first, I noticed an increase in spit up when I are Indian food and drank coffee on an empty stomach. I chose to stay away from those things but it really isn't necessary.

LJUTCMommy · September 2013

@chelseamolee Thankfully, that hasn't happened. Thanks for the specific example.

CelticWife · September 2013

MrsWahidi said:
Stupid FTM ?, but how can you tell your baby doesn't like something? Dd is a demanding high needs baby. I don't notice a difference in her fussiness when I eat different things,

Do they spit up more? Have more gas? Any other way to tell besides fussiness?

For DS, he would get super fussy, crying, arching his back, straightening his legs etc. He also had spent reflux, meaning he was spitting up a lot but swallowing it.

Any food that could be considered gassier- broccoli, cauliflower, tomatoes- or high in caffeine made him miserable.

This little lady gets that way from caffeine. If I have a lot (drink a soda or a large amount of chocolate) DD is an unhappy camper.

On a positive note, it is helping me eat cleaner and avoid the junky calories!

tanabeans · September 2013

Mine is fussy no matter what i eat but this article made sense since i always squirt LO in the face at feedings https://www.llli.org/llleaderweb/lv/lvsepoct95p71.html I'm still working on it but I think it's helping us

tanabeans · September 2013

KatieR2310 said:
My LO apparently doesn't like anything I eat. She seems to always have an achy tummy at some point during the day. I feel so bad because I can't figure out what it's from. Maybe I should try gas drops.. Or I could be the cause!

Look at the LA leche league website, knowledge is power!

vulpini · September 2013

Starbucks chai seems to make LO poop more and turns the poop greenish, so I'm giving those up for a while. Haven't noticed any other obvious connections between what I eat and his moods.

BellaOso · September 2013

carrotcake06 said:

This was posted in the BF/FF clusterfuck above and is applicable here: https://kellymom.com/nutrition/mothers-diet/mom-diet/ With my first, I noticed an increase in spit up when I are Indian food and drank coffee on an empty stomach. I chose to stay away from those things but it really isn't necessary.

Yep! This!

Marvel1013 · September 2013

tanabeans said:

KatieR2310 said:
My LO apparently doesn't like anything I eat. She seems to always have an achy tummy at some point during the day. I feel so bad because I can't figure out what it's from. Maybe I should try gas drops.. Or I could be the cause!
Look at the LA leche league website, knowledge is power!

I'm on it! Would be nice to know what's causing it. J usually have a cup of tea in the mor ing and ladies have been saying caffeine. Who knows though

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