Gracie I found it. Its a close up of his handsome little face, no wonder I thought he looked different lmao.
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Gracie I found it. Its a close up of his handsome little face, no wonder I thought he looked different lmao.
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yah Jaz!!! you're a champion!
i just googled it and found it, that's the first time i've seen the picture in the actual catalogue, it's my chubby little man!
md- i know what you mean about forgetting everything, i am an absolute shocker. i have trouble completing a full load of washing these days, i get half way through and forget i'm even doing it, then walk past later and notice the machine is half full!
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thanks md - so how long after the morning feed do you express? I don't really want to go down the formula track either. It's just so easy for me to breastfeed. I think i might need to keep away from the dairy too - i've given hannah some yoghurt twice, and each time she has thrown it up. Can you give rice milk now? I've also been adding boiled water to Hannah's rice cereal.
you must be such a proud mumma Gracie!!!
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i'm very proud....i'll be even prouder if he gets the Target gig in the morning! lmao
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Jazmum I fed on one boob and expressed on the other about half an hour later. I was really stressed at only getting 40 mls using my pump as I got nearly that with a quick round of hand expressing last week, but I guess if we're using it only occasionally I can freeze that and then keep adding to it in layers until I've got a decent amount. I think DD1 was 8 months when I saw the dietician and she toldme about rice milk but said to get the so natural brand (can't remember why but when I looked at my notes So Natural was underlined). I only use a tiny amount in cooking because it's not suitable to replace breastmilk or formula at this age. I would also give it to her in a cup on the odd occasion if I was caught out away from her and there was no EBM available, but not on a regular basis at this stage. I find it really handy for things like weetbix but also for cooking semolina and cornflour-based custards, which when you're not doing yoghurt or milk yet is pretty damn handy. If you think H has had a reaction to the dairy it might be worth seeing a dietician yourself??
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