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amber325
	Age: 23 Country: Province/region: City: Partner: George..my best friend Children: Yes, 1 Pregnant: Not anymore Occupation: bank teller
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Olivia Ann Noll
9/26/2008

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First Trimester

1-4 Weeks- 1 Month- completed

5-8 Weeks- 2 Months- completed

9-13 Weeks- 3 Months- completed

Second Trimester

14-17 Weeks- 4 Months- completed

18-21 Weeks- 5 Months- completed

22-26 Weeks- 6 Months- completed

Third Trimester

27-30 Weeks- 7 Months- completed

31-35 Weeks- 8 Months-completed!

36-40 Weeks- 9 Months- -completed!!

had my baby!!!

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discomomma040905 - 33.8 hours ago
i saw you post about breatfeeding and was wondering how things were going. I ma pumping too and am fearful I will not produce enough milk. I get about 1.5 oz per pump very frustrating. anything worked well for you? I am going ti try a nipple sheild to see if it helps my Bella feed from the breast

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mrslarge - Thursday, 9 October
hey! here is the best response i have gotten so far.....
Hey hun, drink loads and loads of water!! Also, if your body is fatigued, it will not produce as much milk. Milk production is not vital to your bodies existence, so your body takes care of it's primary needs first and then uses the left over energy for making milk. Give it a little bit, and see how it goes. Your baby is going through a growth spurt probably. Also, I mixed formula with breast milk with my second one to make the breast milk "go further." Take care! Good to hear from you again! I've been wondering how you were doing.

Laura Ward - Monday, 6 October
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mamaofaj - Monday, 6 October
Congrats! She's beautiful and what a head full of hair!

tmac - Sunday, 5 October
i heard that having a beer will bring in your milk. A guiness is supposed to be ther best. Who knows though all the shit you hear. But they told my gf at the hospital to drink one.

Cailet - Saturday, 4 October
I think so! I know you can pump 6 because i finally did it, so I am assuming 9 will come eventually. About 4 days after she was born I was convinced my milk was drying up. We were excited when we pumped 2 oz, then suddenly I couldn't get that anymore. I kept doing it anyway, grumbling the whole time that it was pointless because I was drying up. Then we're suddenly pumping 3 oz and then 4. We thought 4 was a LOT, then earlier this week I pumped 6 oz and we really thought we hit the jack pot! I don't know how long it's going to take to get 8, but I am guessing it is coming. When my cousin stopped breastfeeding, she said she had a month and a half's supply of breastmilk stored in her freezer. I think her son was 6 months old when she stopped.
For awhile we were supplementing with formula but now we have more milk than we can feed her. I do sometimes feel like a cow, hooked up to a machine!

Cailet - Friday, 3 October
Try pumping a little closer together each time. The more milk you take out, the more your body will think it needs to replace it. It's annoying and eventually you feel like all you are ever doing is pumping, but it works. Also drink lots of water and keep eating, don't try and diet yet. Some people say your milk comes in better if they will breastfeed, so you can try it once a day and see if it helps.

It was so sore when I first tried to feed her that I had to wear a nipple shield for a few days. Now she won't feed unless I am wearing it! I don't know if she likes the plastic because it reminds her of a bottle, or if it's because it's shaped almost just like the bottle nipple, but you could try one of those to see if she'd feed and it should help your milk flow come in. The milk always starts out slow but eventually you will be able to pump more!

emmajean298 - Thursday, 2 October
Hey buddy...I'm trying to send out my thank you cards..what is your aunt's last name and address? Email me with it, ok?=)
Tell Olivia that me and Kelly said Hi=)

emmajean298 - Thursday, 2 October
Hi BFF! Wow the swelling can get worse?! I feel like my feet are going to explode now..lol! How is the pumping going? I'm nervous about breastfeeding now! I just want him out!!!

CanadianNat - Monday, 29 September
Congrats on having your little girl!! Hope your doing well!