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I don't think they can demand feed during the first few weeks grammy. That's what I've been told and read anyway which is why I have to make sure she feeds at least every 3 or 4 hours so she doesn't get dehydrated and lethargic. Which she's not! lol
I'm ok Dena. Had a few weepy moments. I need to nap more.
I'm ok Dena. Had a few weepy moments. I need to nap more.
I had those to Shara...especially as it would get to be evening time. I always thought it was because I needed sleep. Jaime was a horrible sleeper....pretty much didn't sleep at night at all. I couldn't relax after I had her either...I was a freak!!! When she'd let out a peep I would be right up...even when she was sleeping, I was worried that she was too cold...too hot...wet diaper!!
I was insane!!! I was much better with Brandon.
I was insane!!! I was much better with Brandon.I've been catching up on sleep but still need some more. I don't know. I wake up a lot too. Mostly because I want to make sure she's getting enough to eat and that she feeds when she's ready. She doesn't cry when she's hungry at all. Just smacks her lips which is how it should be. I figure if she has to resort to crying I'm not paying that much attention! lol
Congratulations on Fiona, she is a precious one! The time surely flies by, Our Cadie is one year old already. Both of mine were c sections, for some reason James and I make huge babies I was in labor with Maggie for 17 hours, so she had a cone head, but Cadie was scheduled so perfectly round. Cadie was also on oxygen after birth didn't phase her a bit. Watch that lifting though, no more of Fiona in the carseat. I lifted Maggie alot in hers ( because I also didn't realize I wasn't supposed to) and my c section became infected. But they say that is fairly common in women who have long labors before their sections. Sounds like ya'll are on a roll with the breast feeding keep up the good work! When Cadie was born they told me it was ok for her to skip one feeding at night if she would, which she did occasionally. So once in awhile I got a 6 hour stretch of sleep. Everyone tells you sleep when the baby sleeps. I always wanted to be up doing something, take my advice and don't be the way I was. Catch the sleep when you can!
I was in labor with Maggie for 17 hours, so she had a cone head, but Cadie was scheduled so perfectly round. Cadie was also on oxygen after birth didn't phase her a bit. Watch that lifting though, no more of Fiona in the carseat. I lifted Maggie alot in hers ( because I also didn't realize I wasn't supposed to) and my c section became infected. But they say that is fairly common in women who have long labors before their sections. Sounds like ya'll are on a roll with the breast feeding keep up the good work! When Cadie was born they told me it was ok for her to skip one feeding at night if she would, which she did occasionally. So once in awhile I got a 6 hour stretch of sleep. Everyone tells you sleep when the baby sleeps. I always wanted to be up doing something, take my advice and don't be the way I was. Catch the sleep when you can!
