My little guy has a great latch and feeds really well but here's what happens sometimes and has had me Burst into full fledge ugly crying today bc I don't know what to do or what he wants!
1) sometimes when he feeds he will be fine and then all of a sudden he pops off and cries (I figure heavy let down) so he calms and I'll put him back on and he gets really upset crying and shaking his head side to side so I take him off. Then he starts putting his hand in his mouth and moving his head like he's hungry so I try getting him on again and again flailing head side to side crying before he's even latched.
2) other times he has a good nursing session my boobs empty and he comes off, I burp him and he seems really content just hanging out active awake if he hasn't fallen asleep. Well we try to sooth him and just hang with him but not even 10-15 min later or sooner his hand is in his mouth and he's not happy with a soother (hes 15 d today) so we pop him back on boob but he doesn't eat or he will eat a little pull off then keep looking, I put him back on but he's fussing like he doesn't want it yet he is hands in mouth when he's off! What's going on?
Ladies I'm at a loss my DH is so kind and helpful but we both don't know what's going on when he does this!
Also he typically has a 3-4 h fuss in the morning then again later evening til about midnight for another 3-4h plus he has these awake periods like now where he's up after a feeding for over an hour or more and we can't get him to sleep no matter what we do even leaving him alone. Is he not sleeping enough? Is this part of the whole issue with feeding?
Thanks for sticking with me I'm
So lost I want to just give up

Re: Help I'm at a loss on what to do!
Try burping more. Also, what helps me determine whether he's actually still hungry is offering a soother - when he isn't actually hungry he'll take it, when he is he'll act insulted and spit it out .
Good luck!
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Do you have a lactation consultant you can see? They might be able to observe what he is doing and know what it is/how to help.
I do have a midwife and I'm seeing her Tuesday so I'll run his behaviour by her too!
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