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michelle5288 - 229 days ago.
Ok guys please dont take this the wrong way, i need to vent and i need advice. Im having my first child this september(YAY) and my fiance and i are ecstatic. Except heres whats bothering me... He has a son with another woman(doesnt bother me, i love his son) that lives in another state. She is quite obnoxious and has that 'mother of your child' syndrome where she thinks that my fiance should constantly be at her mercy and be her little b*$tch if you dont mind me saying, i apologize. And i tell him, its none of my business but you deal with her for your son, the end. Ok he deals and all that. Still no problem. But she found out about my pregnancy and FLIPPED. And she was saying how he was gonna forget his son and what not. I told him shes not really worried about that(she knows he cares about his son, and she parades his son around her boyfriend anyway) and that im sure she just wants to assert her control over him to make sure its still there. She wanted to be like 'haha im still important'. I know i sound a little dramatic, but trust me its no exaggeration. And what did he do... he babied her! He was all ohhh dont worry blah blah a MILLION times. I said to him, ok i understand, but tell her once and other than that its not her business what we do and i dont have to answer to her about this and neither do you. I felt like he was trying to justify why were keeping the baby! I feel hurt, like he should be like listen i love her and shes having my kid and i love my son too so dont worry. the end. But nooo... and what hurt, is that he had to throw in the well you know i wont forget him hes always my son and hes my first born. WTF. Why should that matter? Like me and my child arent as important cause we're number 2? Second best? Our child and his son should be equal, and she should not matter. This just hurt my feelings : ( Comments anyone?

dizzydayz - 229 days ago.
so my son just turned 10 months and i had another boy 2 weeks ago anyone else have kids that close together and was it easy for them to get along????

mollyjs - 229 days ago.
My 1yr old has Chronic Neutropenia. I'm just wondering if there is anyone out there dealing with the same thing. It's a pretty rare disorder but I was just hoping I could find someone to compare notes with.

Bri - 230 days ago.
Brodys Mommy - It's done at a year. There are plenty of shots the first year. I'm happy to say that Kekoa only has one shot next month and no more until 4 yrs, which I think might be an MMR booster. I forgot which one he needs next month. If it is given earlier then a year then the one that people are afraid of is the booster at 1 yr.

Brodys Mommy - 230 days ago.
I did some research on the MMR shot and the CDC says there's no link between the shot and autism. Well I was looking over my son's shot records and I guess when he was 2 months he DIDNT get the MMR shot. At what age do they get the MMR shot? My son has to get his 4 month shots today. Does that mean he's going to get the MMR shot today? I personally dont think there's anything to worry about with the MMR shot...but that's just my opinion.

happyforest - 230 days ago.
doodlebug- it isnt mandatory, but there is a paper you have to sign saying you declined it. i signed the paper. i didnt want forest to have to go through anything else, i feel that birth is stressful enough for him, he didnt need such harsh substances put into him right then.

tonysmommy - 230 days ago.
I agree with you Bri & Robin....it's just that like when I was pregnant, if something was going to 'go wrong' it was going to do so...but I still avoided doing anything that could cause problems as I wanted to be able to go to bed every night knowing that I did everything I could do to avoid causing any problems. I am going to have him vaccinated with the MMR, I am just going to wait on that one. :)

PrOuDaRmYwIfE - 230 days ago.
While on the Immunization topic. My LOs were done on 4-2-09 and I didn't want her to have the Hep done so early and the Doctor told me that it was mandatory and I would need a legal document to be able to skip it. So I got scared that I would get in trouble if I said no, so she got it anyway. But I thought it should be your choice to decide what you want for your child.

RobinG - 230 days ago.
Amen Bri ~ I also believe that if one does have sudden onset of issues it is because of being predisposed to something and the shot only brought out what was already there. As most know my family has the genetic mutation gene BRCA-1 so sadly we've learned so much about how genetics play a roll in SO many illnesses. My son is mildly autistic, has ASD, and I dont in any way shape or form feel it was from any vacs.

Bri - 230 days ago.
I know I will get plenty of reaction from this comment but....there have been studies after studies and there have been no links to the MMR shot. There is a correlation because of the time frame of when the shot is given and disorders appear but nothing that can say causation. That being said, wait as long as you want for it. Doctors should be ok with you waiting.

tonysmommy - 230 days ago.
thank you..I know it will cause some uproar if he has to go into childcare at some point (which I am trying to avoid personally) but I am just really concerned about the MMR...I am going to bypass it for now. Thank you again!! :)

Bri - 230 days ago.
tonysmommy - There is a lot of controversy over the MMR. I personally had no problems. We did give it to my son late because he was sick. Most doctors will advise you to give it but if you don't want to then just tell them that you don't want to. Be aware that many things like daycare and school will require these shots to be completed.

happyforest - 230 days ago.
yes!! you can say NO to whatever you want!! i skipped my sons vacs at his 2 months and then only got 2 shots at his 4 month. i am taking it sloooooooow...

tonysmommy - 230 days ago.
HELP!! My son is scheduled for his 1 yr check up tomorrow, we have given him all of his vaccinations to date. I am REALLY not wanting to give his MMR...what do you all think? Advice on how to tell my doc? Do I just say 'no' to the MMR?? Thank you!!!

pygmalin - 233 days ago.
Welp, Ian is a week old today...wow already a week..he has already changed so much in such a short time...He is almost sleeping through the night...wakes up once for a diappie and food but I have actually gotten a bit of sleep..my lack of sleep is my own fear really..new mom jitters. I am still recovering from the C-section..still in quite a bit of pain mainly on the right but the insion is healing very well. Hope all you other new mommy's are doing well and those of you still preggo...good luck..I will be checking back from time to time. DulcianasMom - Mine LO does this to only he make a squeeky mouse sound, he does wake up a short time after but I asked his doc at his follow up after birth appt..he wasn't concerned...not sure what it is..if you find out anything new let me know I am curious of this too.

DulcianasMom - 235 days ago.
I have a question for you ladies, need some advice.... My second is about 3 weeks old now and she breastfeeds about every 2-3 hours. She is having more periods of awakeness during the day. At night-time, i try to mimick my oldest daughters sleep routine, bathtime, quiettime and then off to bed. I will feed my littlest just before i put her down in our room in the bassinet and keep it dark, quiet with a fan going for 'whitenoise' and check on her every so often. This issue that i'm having is she is 'sleeping' or so it seems but she makes these weird 'animal' like noises. The closest thing i can relate it to is it sounds like a pig! She does these noises throughout the day but at night, not only am i not getting sleep due to the 2-3hour feedings but also cause she lays in her bassinet and 'grunts' . Has any of your children ever done this? I cant seem to remember my firstborn doing this. She is 3.5 years older and my memory is kinda hazy on how she used to be. I swear that the baby is doing this cause she is just hungry and that is her way of 'waking' up to feed. I make sure to swaddle her and keep her dry and comfortable but nothing seems to quiet her down. ALso, i will feed her and then it seems like an hour to hour and a half later she is making the noises again. Like she is getting hungry again! Any suggestions or advise or comments would be appreciated:)

tonysmommy - 239 days ago.
Well, he slept in our bed last night...not a peep out of him from 9 pm - 6 am. It was awesome! I guess we will just use the crib for naps during the day for now and maybe someday he will be in his crib. :)

Bri - 239 days ago.
Good Luck! I'm not one to talk. Kekoa was in his own bed around Thanksgiving which meant he was a little over two weeks. But...bed sharing works well with lots of families. The family bed is recommended by lots of doctors as well. If your family works well with a family bed then do it. So what what others say....it's your baby, your bed.

tonysmommy - 239 days ago.
Thanks ladies. He does have a blankie that has taggies all over it, but like you said, it is not the same. :( He also has a pacifier, he has no problem finding that! I'm really thinking it also has something to do with the fact that we just started putting him in his crib...I know, shame on us, but he has slept with us since birth...there were a few months where he was sleeping in his crib, but once he really started teething, he slept much better in bed with us again. I felt pressured to get him to start sleeping in his crib soon, so we put it in our room and have started to re-introduce it. He does fine for naps, but night time, oh my goodness. It is awful. We can get him down fine, but the deal with the blanket makes it impossible to sleep. I put him in our bed tonight, as a 'test' to see if that is adding to the blankie problem. I will let you know how it goes in the morning! Have a good night! Hoping for some sleep!! :)

Bri - 239 days ago.
Tonysmommy - I know the feeling. Kekoa loves his tag. It's funny, it gets stained and nasty. I have to wash his blanket several times a week. He got a Taggie Ball for his birthday but it's not the same. I know this sounds depressing right now but he will learn to find it on his own. It's like babies and their binkies. My son is almost 17months and knows where his blanket is at all times and can find his tag within seconds.

armymom - 239 days ago.
maybe you could buy him a blanket that has tags all over it.. Jon&Kate+8 call them 'Chewies'... not sure where you can find them but its just a blanket with tag loops all down the sides.

tonysmommy - 240 days ago.
Ok, I'm hoping someone here has an idea...my son is just days from turning 1. He has slept with a blanket for a long time now. He has been sleeping through the night for a few months now, which has been wonderful! Up until a few nights ago...he has started waking up looking for a tag on his blanket...you know, it's like a shirt tag, on the edge of the blankets? He cries until he finds it, then starts to go back to sleep, but as soon as he relaxes he loses the tag and wakes again, crying!! This goes on for hours!! I'm thinking of just cutting the tags off his blankets...(I have made sure these tags are sewn on very well, so there is no chance they will rip off and pose as a choking hazard). What do you all think??

MommytoNatalie - 240 days ago.
Thanks Bri. As much as I didn't want to, I bought arm and hammer with peroxide toothpaste and took a little tinny tiny piece of the paste and scrub her top teeth. It came right off. Couldn't even tell that there was anything wrong before, her teeth are perfect color now. Maybe she ate something and her baby toothpaste did not work to get it off. I am so relieved.. Thanks again.

Lachlansmilkbar - 241 days ago.
Can I draw your sweat heart? Artist sketch, free postage. No catch.... promise. PLEASE message my profile and I will send my details so that you can send a photo. I will send you ALL ORIGINAL work that I do. I want to practice to become an illustrator. I will take the first 15 messages to my profile, I cant have too many for free :) as they are for my portfolio. xoxox thankyou

armymom - 241 days ago.
Grey teeth can also be from iron supplement.. usually given in a liquid vitamin form according to my 'What to expect the first year' book. Some formulas are high in iron and can also cause discoloration.. so maybe if your formula feeding or giving a liquid vitamin.. that could be causing her teeth to look grey.


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