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    Babies Born September 2006 #104

    This thread is for parents whose baby was born in September 2006.

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    MistyFying

    There are many issues that you will encounter as a new parent. We have put together this list of useful articles and threads in order to assist you with some common questions or issues you may have, and to provide you with bit of extra support that we all need as new parents:

    Feeding Support:

    Breastfeeding General Chatter
    Breastfeeding FAQ's
    Is My Baby Hungry?
    Baby Formula - What Manufacturers Don't Want You To Know
    Bottlefeeding FAQ's and Useful Information
    Is Feeding Your Baby Taking Too Much Time?
    Bottlefeeding General Chatter
    Feeding Your Baby
    Lactose Intolerance
    Starting Solids/Homemade Baby Food
    Starting Solids - When Is My Baby Ready?
    Starting Solids General Chatter

    Please contact the Australian Breastfeeding Association (ABA) or a Lactation Consultant if you are concerned that you may have breastfeeding and/or supply problems, and before the introduction of solids or formula.

    Sleeping Support:

    Comforted Sleeping & Sleep Issues Forum
    Comforting Tools to Aid Restful Sleep
    Babies & Sleep
    Controlled Crying/Comforting/Sleep Training
    The Con of Controlled Crying
    The Crying Game
    15 Ways To Help Your Baby Sleep

    Other Useful Information & Recommended Reading:

    Baby Massage
    Cuddle Me Mum
    Infant-led Feeding & Weaning
    Baby Wearing
    Recommended Reading List

    Got questions?

    Post your questions in the forums mentioned above, or in the following forums where you're sure to receive many friendly responses!

    General Baby & Toddler Forum
    Breastfeeding, Bottlefeeding and Solids
    Gentle Parenting Forum

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    The previous thread is https://www.bellybelly.com.au/forums...006-103-a.html

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    May 2007
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    woot 1st reply!!!!

    Meg- poor thing, nothing worse then feeling so so tired.

    Shell- was great to meet you too.



    I have no idea what the deal with Annika is atm, she eats fine but always wants a bottle and man can she scream and work herself into such a fit over it. Specially in the middle of the night.

    I have now changed her onto some sippy cups and have decided yes i will give her the confort she wants when she scream but have decided to water down the milk alot, 50/50.

    Maybe she will not want it so much if it is watered down. ( I am also using lite milk with her too, as full cream turned her pooh umm very pale)

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    MPM and Platinum Member

    Mar 2004
    perth,Australia
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    Bea this is what i have been told to do. Water the bottles down slowly and then offer at the same time a sippy cup with full cream milk. They will realise in the end all they want is full cream milk and not the watery stuff. Has worked for this person and many others. I will be doing it myself in the next few days.

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    May 2007
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    Bea this is what i have been told to do. Water the bottles down slowly and then offer at the same time a sippy cup with full cream milk. They will realise in the end all they want is full cream milk and not the watery stuff. Has worked for this person and many others. I will be doing it myself in the next few days.
    Yep, I got that advice too. Although it is not an issue here.
    J and I went to a play centre today. Hoepefully he will go straight to bed tonight.

    I turn 32 tomorrow! Gee I feel old.

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    Oct 2005
    1,377

    Hope you have a great day tomorrow Meg.

    Beatrix-As far as I know, it is not good for young children to have lite milk. As far as the excess bottles go. I would try to water down full-cream milk, bit by bit. However only for the middle of the night extra bottle. As appossed to doing it heaps straight away as she will probably just chuck an extra big wobbly about it. Then eventually hopefully she will only want it when she wants a drink, not for comfort. With everything that is going on, she may be having trouble dealing with it all. I hope that things settle down soon, and sometimes even though it sucks, no matter what we do as parents they will still yell and scream and carry on. Goodluck.

    Have my big scan tomorrow morning. Will update you all tomorrow night.

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    BellyBelly Life Subscriber

    Feb 2006
    South Eastern Suburbs, Vic
    6,054

    I'm on my way to bed, but Helen! I can't believe you're almost 19 weeks!

    Everyone's pregnancies have just flown...

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    mum3girls Guest

    Thinking of you, Craig and the kids Chrissy