Tegam: I like ur pay now pay later theory. It certainly makes sense. I did give in last night to the dummy, only because I've heard that sometimes the dummy helps with wind/ reflux in babies. She didn't like it that much initially then started to get used to it and it did pacify her quite well. However, I haven't used it since and we've been coping well without it so might be only an occasional thing. Which I'm fine with. Nearly got into a fight with mum this morning coz she wanted to give her the dummy again but I said she hasn't had to use it since last night so I wanted to try her without.
MRs Bexie: I'm getting the itchy hoohaa feeling but no burning sensation. DTD is far from my mind now, just wanting to get enough sleep at night. Besides it's too hard to enjoy with so many people in the house esp with the parents... they always just come into our room to check on Claire. They knock before they enter but they enter before we say come in. You've certainly done very well coping with so many things in the last few weeks. Haven't got around to the centrelink stuff, which reminds me to post the birth registration forms.. gosh am I unorganized!
Babyluv: We do burp her after feeds but she doesn't always bring up gas each time even though we've been at it for 20 mins. She does the spluttering thing at times when she brings something up. Tried the leg cycling this morning and she seemed to like it so it must be giving her some relief. I've got you little girl in my prayers. BIG HUGS for you, it's so difficult to see them unwell, just breaks my heart. Stay strong and FX everything's going to be fine for her. Hopefully the zantac gives her some relief.
Shellybean: Glad ur little princess is being a gem, she must understand that mum had a rough time having her so she's being extra good now to make up for it. Will be waiting to read about ur birth story. :)
Mitzqtie: Welcome!! I can understand how hard it may be to persevere with BF when times are tough. I had some issues with milk supply and latching on last week and nearly gave up but I'm so glad I trotted on coz I'm really enjoying being able to bond with Claire during those times now. I also love the special feeling that I'm giving her something no one else can give her. So hopefully you'll find enough strength to get through the frequent feeding.
We took Claire to see the GP today and he reckons she might have reflux but was still happy that she's gaining weight so has just recommended we give her small frequent feeds and keep her upright for 20-30mins after a feed. She might also be having wind on top of that at times. She's been better today already just trying to feed her more upright and smaller feeds, at least she's not howling immediately after a feed and is settling better but we'll see what the night brings. Trying to get an appt with the Paed that saw her in hospital but his earliest appt is mid Feb. Hopefully she will go well till then.

