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Re: Newborn/Postpartum Thread
I'm still terrified of pooping. Sometimes it'll catch me off guard and it almost makes me want to cry. It doesn't even hurt as bad anymore, I just have this irrational fear of tearing my stitches.
I had one "good" friend come over last night with a couple of our other friends. I'm not sure how to handle her. I think she's incredibly jealous!!!! She never once asked me about my pregnancy. Whatever. I didn't really care. But hope she knows why she wasn't on the short list of people we told when we made personal announcements. She found out through FB. Then she came over last night and of course didn't bring anything, showed up seeming a bit distracted until she had a couple glasses of wine. Again whatever I don't care but then she took her photo and posted it on Instagram with a sweet message about her excitement, blah blah. Like she's been so involved all the while. Wtf?!? Weirdo. She is dating a very nice guy but no ring yet. After a couple glasses of wine she said she thinks they're going to start trying for a baby in October!! LOL Just so bizarre. I
@LDSJM123 yes we used them last time. I had no idea it was something that was available but they just stopped by our hospital room and asked if we wanted some pictures. The pictures came out very well and I think we got about a dozen shots or so? The price was very reasonable although I don't remember the exact cost -- just that it was a lot less than doing a newborn session with a private photographer outside of the hospital. And I bought the CD with the digital images on it and we got to take it home with us from the hospital. So fast and convenient!
My mom came with the intent to stay for a month but it's not working out so well and she says she's leaving this Friday. Part of me is relieved, but the other part feels incredibly guilty, like I'm a bad daughter and making her feel unwelcome. She just doesn't seem to have any maternal instinct! She isn't helping the way DH and I expected her to. It's making it really hard to deal with the baby blues because I am trying to hold it all together but I'm incredibly frustrated. I'm scared to be alone with baby next week when DH goes back to work, but at the same time I think I've done a good job with the "trial by fire" art of baby-raising. I keep telling myself that the first time I take her out of the house all by myself will be the hardest time, and after that it will feel more natural.
Anyway, my emotions are just all over the place right now. I feel like I've driven my mom away, but at the same time I'm like, "Well then let her go!" And like I said, I'm afraid of being alone starting next week, but at the same time, I'm excited for it too. Damn PP emotions!
I love this!
I'm also starting to feel really nervous about my husband going back to work. He's working this Saturday because they made a mistake with his leave and then he's off again for another week before he goes back to his regular schedule. He's been so incredible this last week I just don't want this time to be over.
@theshannondee I love that idea, of leaving in the morning to go do something nice when husband leaves. I'll definitely be taking that advice
Right now now I almost feel like I have the flu!!! I'm terrified I'm getting that breast infection. Anyone else have this? First thing tomorrow, I'm calling the doctor.
Are there any parent-baby classes you can go to? My hospital offers them for free for 0-3 months old and I loved them with DD! It was good practice for going out on our own for the first time (everyone else there is learning too), plus it was great to bond with other moms, learn about different baby care topics and to discuss how I was doing. Many places also have PEPS and MOPS groups which are similar.
keep on the Tylenol tho. That's a good idea!! I plan to call first thing tomorrow!! That would be awesome if I didn't have to come in.
Edited to add... I haven't had my baby yet and totally forgot which thread I was in when posting this, but I'm glad someone else asked their OB about after birth swelling and posted!
I've been doing a lot of pumping to build my milk supply for Maggie for the NICU and I have large and painful lumps in my armpits that showed up when my milk came in. The right one seems to come and go as I pump, but the left one is incessant. They are about the size of ping pong balls and hurt more the longer it is between pumping. Are these milk ducts or swollen lymph nodes? I've read where people say both. I'm going to see if I can meet with the lactation consultant when we go up to the hospital today but wanted to see if anyone else has this and what they did for it.
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Sorry I don't really know the answer to your question, but maybe for now massage your breast (outside edge towards nipple) while in the hot shower and then while pumping afterwards should help some.
We are home (6 days old) and she has been doing well but breastfeeding has been a rocky road. The nurses and her pedi said she has a very strong and aggressive suck and also gums things very hard. She has given me two blisters on my nipples. She rejected one boob for 2.5 days; finally got her back on it. Now the other boob is literally ON FIRE and the nipple is extremely sore and sensitive. I'm watching for signs of mastitis or a yeast infection (which burning can indicate) but neither yet. I've had problems with this breast before and the breast specialist found no issues, so it might just be weird pain as far as the burning goes. But the poor nipple. A strong breeze on it makes it hurt at this point and when she latches I almost scream. UGH! Going to the lactation consultant today.
Hand in there ladies.
i've been taking stool softeners and fiber gummies. had 2 good poops, but i feel one that's been in there for about two days now and it's not budging. sorry if this has been mentioned, but i read online that one tip is to take a folded in half pad and hold it under your vagina area / on the stitches when you're trying to poo - it will make you feel more supported down there so hopefully you can relax a bit more. I tried it and while it did feel better, still nothing came out. thought i'd throw it out as a suggestion.
Also, there is hope. DD2 hardly cries and sleeps much better. We can't believe the difference between our 2 girls and DD2 is only 1 week old!
I'm lurking in this thread, but I wanted to say that during my breastfeeding class, the LC talked about the "Second Night Feeding Frenzy", which can actually last a few days. Basically, she said babies will be extra fussy and want to be at the breast constantly, kind of forcing you to hold them constantly. This is apparently an evolutionary adaptation that helps your milk come in just from the constant proximity.
I'm sure it's hard to not be exhausted and feel guilty that your baby seems upset, but looking at it like a weird step in the process might help a little.