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bethk - Wednesday, 3 September
We like to suck on a sweet or something to stop our ears popping and hurting! well good tip is to feed ur baby as you take off and come down to land so their ears wont hurt or pop as their mouth is constantly moving! A dummy/pacifier might do the same job too! It will save a lot of tears!

daisy04 - Thursday, 28 August
i had my first baby in the pool. lake and sea from 2 weeks old...
i now have my new baby doing the same....please dont be a text book mommie and go out and enjoy your baby doing things with him when he is so small...also you will be glad you did when you see how much he will enjoy it...just rinse him off afterwards with some fresh water before driving home with him and give him a bath that night and he will be just fine. You will melt when you see their little legs kicking naturally in the water. Have fun xxx Daisy


socalgal - Thursday, 28 August
Personally, I would not do it. If you do research, you'll find that doctors recommend waiting until they're at least 6 months to even go into a pool unless it is heated very warm, because they cannot regulate their temperature very well yet. And plus, lakes can have various bacterias that babies might not be able to fight off as well. I wouldn't take the chance, but like most things, it could turn out okay.

azmommytobe - Sunday, 24 August
Dont start ceareal with out talking to your ped first. He may be going thru a growth spurt, or teething. Mine does the same thing. He has good days and bad days.
Sometimes in early teething they want to just bite and suck on everything so he maybe just using the feedings not to necessarily eat but to make his gums feel better. Hope this helps...

momofboys - Monday, 18 August
I love the picture you posted of Corbin in the three month forum he is precious!

HillaryB - Saturday, 9 August
Hi my Reighan spits up often too.Being a first time mom I took her to the hospital because I was so worried.They told us to either switch her formula or give a perscription pepsid because of reflux.We did both. Her doctor said it is normal.But to only do 1 switch @ a time so we would know what worked and to call him in a week. There is no medicine that will stop spitting up,the pepsid only calms the heartburn She still spits up,but she's not as gassy. He might tell us to switch formula again. I hope this helped you. Good luck. Reighan is on Isomil soy.

redlady - Friday, 18 July
oh mine get AWFUL...they look like i have tumors...LITERALLY they go from like a DD to a F when they get hard....Im with you, at once time It made me cry how hard they get...(funny, I just go through pumping I produced 9oz out the left and 7 out the right) Its my fear I will never stop producing. Are your nipples huge? Im wondering if that has something to do with it....Mine look like gumballs....its awful.


HaveFaith050108 - Monday, 14 July
No girl, its like she cries because there's not enough milk and she wasn't finished eating - LOL! Greedy girl!!!!! Thanks!

bdubb - Tuesday, 1 July
I am still using washclothes and water. I found a tiny spray bottle (for hair care products) and it is nice and small and compact and just put the wash clothes in a ziplock - one is labled clean and one dirty. It is a pain but don't want him to get the rash again. I am not sure if he had a chemical burn no one mentioned that to me but now that you say it - it really did look like a burn. How old is your little one? Is the burn better?

Cherryb0m - Sunday, 29 June
i feed her whenever she is hungry sometimes its every hr sometimes she will go 3 hrs or longer

chute - Thursday, 26 June
my son eats about every 2 hours. sometimes more frequently when he is awake..like sometimes ever 30 minutes for 5 minutes. at nights its every 2 hours sometimes he will go 3 hours.

Grace - Thursday, 26 June
At target the have organic diapers, I think the regular diapers have chlorine or something in them, I had no clue that they put chemicals in diapers, but i've never had any trouble out of them, but I just thought I 'd let you know about the one's I saw at target. It might help, if you don't want to use cloth diapers. Good luck.

ninavedicci - Wednesday, 7 May
Yeah it does get quite boring after a while, especially if your a pretty active person. At least you don't have much longer to go sweetie. Hang in there :-)

caseylynn2 - Friday, 25 April
Aw, thank you! I have never known anyone with that name, to be honest, I dont know where it came from! Usually when I tell people her name they ask again "what is it??" But I am glad that it is so unique. Hope everything is going well with your pregnancy :D thanks again,
Casey

jennymama - Monday, 21 April
I am totally swollen... gained 11 pounds in two weeks (mostly fluid!)

mama2b2 - Monday, 21 April
I'm right there with ya on the no ankle bones. I officially have old lady feet. They are swollen and very veiny. I never thought I would be excited about having ankles, but I can't wait!!!!

ksmommie2b - Monday, 21 April
My feet and hands are crazy swollen also! I can only wear sandals and flip flops and I can't wear my wedding ring! my dr told me to get compression socks for my ankles but they are really uncomfortable! I can't wait until my toes don't look like little sausages again! LOL Hope everything is going well for you!

bigmommat - Sunday, 20 April
i opted out on the birthing classes and they were offered to my paid in full from my aunt and i said no.
I am on my 3rd baby/pregnancy and so far so good!

niki3082 - Saturday, 22 Mar
it's ok 2 have temper tantrums or wild mood swings. Actually, being pregnant is ur best excuse and the last thing u need to be right now is understanding or compassionate...Go ahead release the pent up energy and the anger! It feels good to explode once in a while...And you're lucky u wanna keep sleeping. I've lost all my sleep. So make sure u get ample shut eye now 'cuz later on with the baby feeding and peeing and crapping, u won't be left with any time for urself...Enjoy the last few days of feeling free to do and say and think and act in whatever way u like...I love being pregnant!

suzfirstbaby - Tuesday, 4 Mar
You made me laugh- thanks! I keep looking for Girl Scout cookies and can't find any now, but when I failed that first test...they were everywhere! The search is on!

romine3-jt - Friday, 8 Feb
Thank you for your commit. I hope I get a good night sleep soon.

heidichristine - Tuesday, 5 Feb
i was super depressed yesterday and felt like crying all day, and today i was fine...silly horomones ;-)

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