Hi Everyone,
On the nappy issue - we have discovered Coles - Babylove nappies (on special last week). They are a little more bulky than the huggies but we have had NO leaks at all. (We normally always get a pooey leak with her weekly poo). Charlotte is in the 6 - 11kgs and my bank account is loving the savings. I didn't think I would ever convert from Huggies but I really like these. In fact, I am actually having to change her less often too 'cause they are so absorbent and can hold more and she shows no signs of nappy rash or anything so they must 'feel' dry too.
Wrapping issue - a child health nurse yesterday to me to wrap her until whenever. Charlotte would definitely wake herself up in the night with her hands if she was left unwrapped and at the moment it is helping to keep her warm too. On the nights that her hands get free they are like ice cubes! She definitely sleeps better night and day if she is well-wrapped.
Charlotte had her 4 month needles this morning - didn't cry for the first one and only a little for the second one. I asked my GP about her tongue-tie - he said not to worry about it at the moment but he didn't really get a good look at it. I have already made an appt with the tongue-tie doctor so I think I will trust him to assess it properly and decide whether or not she needs it snipped.
I also asked the GP about how 'spewy' she is - and predictably he said, 'she will grow out of it - it is normal'!! Well, if it is so normal, why don't I see every other baby spewing as much as she does?? I am so frustrated! Just because she is a good weight and not grizzly, no body will take it seriously.
The reason that I am so worried is that I feel like it will affect her development - she is lucky to spend 5min a day on her tummy - cause everytime I put her down, she spews, face plants in it and gets fussy about it. She can't go in her walker without continually spitting up and the jolly jumper is just as bad as putting her on her tummy. Even when I hold her over my shoulder or facing forward, it makes her sick. Any pressure on her tummy and up comes the milk!! We go through about 7 bibs a day and I don't change them until they are really wet. Please tell me - IS THIS NORMAL???
Anyway - end of rant. Sorry everyone.
On a brighter note - isn't it funny how so many people are coming back to the thread (myself included)?? Obviously we are all getting used to life with the little ones!







I know Greer is big, but will be interested to hear what the MCHN says.
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