Members

As a member you'll be able to receive and send messages, keep your own photobook, agenda, ask questions, participate in the chat, and make new friends. All is free and you don't need email.
Sign up (free & anonymous)

Name: Password:

---

Activity
• Now online | Member search | New members | Comment Spy
• New blogs & Questions | Recently updated profiles
• New photos: Pregnancy | Babies | Bellies | Ultrasound | Member pages
• Latest comments: Forums | Week by week | Baby development

Comments on JENNIFERSD`s Profile
Leave a message for JENNIFERSD in the right column where it reads `Add comment`

Comments 1-25 to JENNIFERSD
1 2 3 4 5 Next

MomJo - 12.4 hours ago
Thanks for the info :-). We will get an appointment for cardiologist soon. I will keep you posted.

becky468 - 39.4 hours ago
Well I just take it one day at a time. Its tough and the lack of sleep is bad and when he fusses and screams then it makes everything so bad.

Hang in there your not the only one out there. They need to have a support group for us moms with colic babies.

langiel - Wednesday, 3 September
My daughter was like that between 5pm-10pm. I could never put her down! Even when I carried her she cried too. I thought I was going to go crazy. I just started my daughter on Nutramagen a week ago and within a couple days she was calmer. So I would recommend it of course with your Dr approval. The only bad thing about it is that its expensive!

langiel - Wednesday, 3 September
Thats all my daughter did when she was awake. Just Cry,Cry and Cry! Is your daughter formula fed if so You should try Enfamil Nutramagen or Similac Alamentum. They are specifically for colicky babies. Let me tell you my daughter still fusses but it has gone way down since changing her formula to Nutramagen!! She actually is so much calmer and I can set her down without the crying! She smiles more and just seems so much more content. Is your daughter pooing everyday?? My daughter wouldnt and that would make her uncomfortable as well. Now she goes everyday and like I said is much more calm now. I hope this helps!

becky468 - Wednesday, 3 September
Sounds like my little Jack. He cries 90% of the time hes awake. Gripe water and gas drops don't work for us. We started today on a different formula called Alementum. Sow e'll see if that works. The doctor said there's nothing you can do for colic but ride it out and it will go away around 2/3 months. It sucks and is hard. The doc did say when you need a break and the baby is screaming their head off and you feel as if your gonna lose it that its ok to lay them in their crib for 15 minutes and go lay down or go check your email read a book or magazine but do something that you like or try to relax because careing for a colic baby is VERY HARD. Good Luck.

momof2oneonway! - Wednesday, 3 September
This may sound weird but my daughter cryed alot too (not 90%!!!) but anyways they put her on acid reflex meds. (for spitting up) and the crying stoped too. I stoped the meds for a few days to see if the new fourmala was going to make her spit up and she started to cry alot again. Maybe you might want to mention acid reflex to your doctor. Hope this Helps.

LUVBABY - Tuesday, 2 September
hey can u give me sum info. about that , the shots and waiting

Rachel918 - Tuesday, 2 September
Hey, How would they know soo early on that your daughter could be autistic???

phonics - Thursday, 28 August
We had her in the bed with us, but last night we started her in the crib.

emarie08 - Wednesday, 27 August
My son started sleeping in his crib this week and he's doing awesome! he's 7 weeks... although he never actually slept in our bed... he was in a bassinet in our room. I think the longer you let them sleep with you then the harder its going to be to get them to sleep alone. I was so sad to let him sleep in his nursery!!

Traviesa - Tuesday, 5 August
have u tried a lactation specialist? i did and that was what helped me..

Traviesa - Monday, 4 August
jennifer...when my son was 1 month I was pumping like 2oz in one sitting (i'm pumping about 6-10pz in one sitting) so it will increase as the days pass. R u pumping because you're back at work?or are you pumping to stock milk?

sarahj82 - Friday, 1 August
Thanks alot. I hope I will be back soon, I am getting around a lot better now than I was and i am a little sore but not as bad. It has been 10 days since my c-section but I also had a lot of complications too.. so fingers crossed.

ama-llama - Wednesday, 30 July
Thanks for your message. We ve been married 3 years. Its because he went AWOL when he was in the army 5 years ago, so he has a record :(

kimberley1979 - Friday, 18 July
Hi jennifer, thanks for your comment! I am feeling so much better today, not so frantically worried as i was. I was so miserable this week, total loss of confidence in my abilities to do this 'mom' job... but Ainsley has actually been content today and slept... she slept 5 hours last night... and I think the sleep and her happiness has had a huge impact on improving my mood. Funny how a little person can have that much impact on my happiness!!! My milk has been improving in quantity as well. Have yu been expressing with a hand pump? i have one but it expresses at a rate of about 1 drop per 10 minutes, total frustration! The machine at the hospital had a stream going... tried to see about renting one but they reccommended buying, went to store and the machines are much flimsier looking and cost 100 pounds! Definately don't have that money to risk on a dubious looking machine... any suggestions?

blessed-in-atl - Thursday, 10 July
welcome to the new mommie sleep deprivation club! seriously I hope things are going great for you. I can't wait to see some pictures. Philip is 3 weeks old now. I will see you in the 0 months section.

momof2oneonway! - Wednesday, 9 July
 what a cutie, KUDOS to fostor parents..

almostthere - Tuesday, 8 July
CONGRADULATIONS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm jealous, sooooooo jealous!!!!

More comments: 1 2 3 4 5 Next

Leave a message for JENNIFERSD in the right column where it reads `Add comment`