Tongue ties, all of mine have had/ still have them. whenever i meet a new baby the first thing i tend to check is their tongue...weird i know! lol
But at the same time, DD1 and i would have had a much more positive breast feeding experience if her tongue tie had of been picked up earlier
Despite the fact that I get very little sleep, it isn't that - I know it'll get better.
For DS, I worry that he's a bit weird and won't have friends when he's older. It's possible that he's just so cool that he seems weird from my perspective. Also, he's 4, so a certain amount of weirdness is probably to be expected.
DD.... I used to worry that being frozen for a couple of years before she was born might mean she was dumb. She isn't.
i wonder whether i am too complacent. DD doesn't want to sleep, oh well... DD doesn't talk as much as some kids, neh... she has shown me that she is great at things when she is ready for them.
With DS its always been ADD im pretty sure he has it and i really dont want to go to the doctor for him to tell me the same thing i also think that i made it worse due to vaxing and have now refused to have my daughter and future (if there are any) children
with both it was Bfing because i failed with DS i was set on making it work with DD and here we are past 18 months so i guess thats out but i still feel bad and feel that his issues could have been helped a little if i had of Bfed for longer
i guess its more mummy guilt than anything making sure that im trying to do the right thing by them
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DJ has had his fair share of fits. and part of a chromosome jumped ship, so he's disabled. Oh and choking. DJ has done hat a fair few times too.
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so i guess thats out but i still feel bad and feel that his issues could have been helped a little if i had of Bfed for longer
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