It doesn't help that when she does sleep it's like this.. with at least one eye still half open
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It doesn't help that when she does sleep it's like this.. with at least one eye still half open
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She does sound like a difficult baby Burakoam, I don't think it is you as you have done it 3 times before so you know babies. It is probably harder this time too having a smaller gap I imagine but it doesn't help having all those extra challenges.
I have seen a thin, underweight baby and that is NOT a thin, underweight baby. :) What a doll!!! I will bet once she can get up and go after the others she will be a lot more cheerful.
Honestly I've sort of wondered if something is wrong with their scales because she did always look perfect to me.. guess I figured a doctor should know more..
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She looks perfect and very healthy Burakoam!!
No way, no how, look at dem rolls!! That is my definition of perfect. :) So precious!!!
!!! If she's sleeping 12 hours at night, she's definitely getting enough! I know you and I already talled about this, but I'm glad other people are saying the things I thought!
I still think reflux could be an issue on the unhappiness, but that often resolves by 6 or 7 months in most babies!
My DD was in the 40s around Lexie's age and she looked much more slender than Lexie. Did someone enter a number wrong in the computer because Lexie DOES look totally healthy. And that's a serious question, because when my DD was borm some idiot entered the "3.whatever kg" from the hospital into "3.whatever POUNDS" at the pediatrician's.
^^^^^ this x a million. Happens all. the. time. Somebody screws something up, and they can't disengage from their protocols enough to stop to realize "wow this is a perfectly beautiful healthy baby girl".
Follow your heart!
Anyone familiar with medications and breastfeeding? i am trying to find out how transfer works exactly...if you take 50MG of a medication, and baby is expected to receive 6% of it, is that 6% TOTAL like the first time they nurse? is it 6% of 50 every feeding? or 6% of whatever is in your blood at the time, which obviously medications take time to go up in your blood and go down? so at some point she gets 6% of 25 and then 6% 0f 50 and then 6% of 25 again and finally nothing? i asked a pharmacist and he didnt answer me LOL..either he didnt know or he didnt understand the question..