+ Reply to Thread
Results 1 to 7 of 7
  1. #1
    Join Date
    Apr 2007
    Location
    South Brisbane
    Posts
    7,614
    Thanks
    0
    Thanked
    1
    Reviews
    0

    Default this is all so new to me

    having never passed 8 weeks. because of reasons i wish not to discuss i dont know whats going through rubys head.

    she crys for a feed as babies do but then will scream at my breast i sit her up shes fine as if she doesnt want a feed

    am i confusing her crys

    also i have been feeding lying down alot. not while my todler is awake though

    is lying down easier for her
    is she expecting that every time
    does she want the other side

    i never realised how different it was to bottlefeeding
    My son = 3.10 PDD NOS and GDD Diagnosed June 1st 2010
    My daughter = 2.4 Still breastfeeding
    My husband = turning 26 Keeping me sane
    Me = 25 this year

    Starting each day fresh

  2. #2
    Join Date
    Apr 2007
    Location
    South Brisbane
    Posts
    7,614
    Thanks
    0
    Thanked
    1
    Reviews
    0
    i swap sides and she falls asleep



    amm i going to be lopsided if she feeds from one side more then the other or does it correct itself when she weans
    My son = 3.10 PDD NOS and GDD Diagnosed June 1st 2010
    My daughter = 2.4 Still breastfeeding
    My husband = turning 26 Keeping me sane
    Me = 25 this year

    Starting each day fresh

  3. #3
    punkbaby's Avatar
    punkbaby is offline Got it back :D
    Winner 2007 –The most helpful member award & The member
    you’d most like to meet in real life award & The newbie of the year award
    Join Date
    Mar 2007
    Location
    In a house
    Posts
    16,578
    Thanks
    0
    Thanked
    0
    Reviews
    0
    Your doing a fab job hun, if she doesnt want the breast, i try the other side, if she doesnt want that and her nappies clean etc i find that my dd will happily lay in my arms in the BF position and just nuzzles against my breast for comfort. She will normally go to sleep. Sometimes i put her down to have a play on the floor, she cracks it so yeap ok its not that LOL, sometimes i throw her over the shoulder or nurse her offer her a feed etc, she doesnt want that.

    You know i think its instinct to offer bubs the breast when they cry, i know that i do. It doesnt always help though so generally its either tiredness, boredom, pain etc. Sometimes dd will fight the breast i prop her up and then she nuzzles her way down to drink, i still cant work her out!!

    Keep doing what your doing, you have done an awesome job as for lopsided ness, hmm well unfortunately i think thats one thing about BF that makes me wear lose tops LOL
    DD10
    DS5
    DD3,
    baby dd 10 months my little boobie monster cloth bum

  4. #4
    Join Date
    Apr 2007
    Location
    South Brisbane
    Posts
    7,614
    Thanks
    0
    Thanked
    1
    Reviews
    0
    lol. thank you.. shes awake again. hmm 20min nap ahh well.

    but i know it will be ok at about 8pm tonight because both are aalways asleep. been that way since birth.

    (keeps fingers crossed i havent jinxed myself.)

    oh and is 12weeks usually the next growth spurt? aka 3 months ish
    My son = 3.10 PDD NOS and GDD Diagnosed June 1st 2010
    My daughter = 2.4 Still breastfeeding
    My husband = turning 26 Keeping me sane
    Me = 25 this year

    Starting each day fresh

  5. #5
    punkbaby's Avatar
    punkbaby is offline Got it back :D
    Winner 2007 –The most helpful member award & The member
    you’d most like to meet in real life award & The newbie of the year award
    Join Date
    Mar 2007
    Location
    In a house
    Posts
    16,578
    Thanks
    0
    Thanked
    0
    Reviews
    0
    Yeah generally i found most growth spurts usually went from say 6 weeks, 12 weeks then around 18-20 weeks. They seemed to come randomly and unexpected . DD still has ratty moments but it seems to only last 48 hours or so then shes back to her normal self.

    As for the cat napping, JMO it doesnt bother me as she sleeps solidly at night, well 11pm till 5-6am so i am happy that i get a solid nights sleep I dont expect her to sleep from 7 to 7 just yet seeing my 3 yo is still getting up at 5am
    DD10
    DS5
    DD3,
    baby dd 10 months my little boobie monster cloth bum

  6. #6
    MilkOnTap's Avatar
    MilkOnTap is offline Rivi Cecilia - my 2nd VBAC Home Birth has arrived!
    Join Date
    Jun 2005
    Location
    Sydney Eastern Suburbs
    Posts
    8,899
    Thanks
    38
    Thanked
    27
    Reviews
    0
    Sorry I missed your thread earlier on...

    Hows things going now?
    DS - May 07 - c'sect
    DD - Dec 08 - VBAC at Home
    Surprise due mid September


  7. #7
    Join Date
    Apr 2007
    Location
    South Brisbane
    Posts
    7,614
    Thanks
    0
    Thanked
    1
    Reviews
    0
    shes asleep

    i think i was holding her wrong

    at first i was tucking her arm infront of my tummy

    but clearly this was upsetting her as now i have her arm along my side like hugging but her lying across me that doesnt sound right lol

    and shes been less fussy. i think i have def been mistaking her crys but its so easy to just offer the boob first

    ruby is now asleep after a solid 30min feed. thank you

    now to eat dinner and go to sleep
    My son = 3.10 PDD NOS and GDD Diagnosed June 1st 2010
    My daughter = 2.4 Still breastfeeding
    My husband = turning 26 Keeping me sane
    Me = 25 this year

    Starting each day fresh


 

Bookmarks

Posting Permissions

  • You may not post new threads
  • You may not post replies
  • You may not post attachments
  • You may not edit your posts

directory quick search

postcode / advanced search basic search

 

who are these people who write great posts? meet our hubbub authors!


forum - chatting now
 
can you help?
new stuff
Sterling Silver Keepsakes tell the stories of your life for generations to come. Christening, Naming Day, 1st Birthday & Welcome to the World keepsakes. Online since 2003 with beautiful Baby Rattles, Cups, Spoons & Gifts to Treasure always.
sales & discounts
HAVING A SALE? Let parents know about it with a Bub Hub Sales listing. Listings are featured on our well trafficked Sales Page + selected randomly to appear on EVERY page