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  1. #1
    BellyBelly Life Subscriber

    Feb 2006
    melbourne
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    Babies born September 2007 #52

    This thread is for parents who's baby was born in September 2007.

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    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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  2. #2
    Registered User

    Jun 2007
    Dandenong Ranges, Melbourne.
    5,673

    ange- lewis is still pretty 'down and out'. no temp, but very grumpy...

    what was the name of that kids entertainer again?

    is there any chance you will stay around the yarra valley?


    noni- woo hoo on feeling good! it gets easier and easier every week.

    girls last night jimmy slept from 10.30pm- 6am, had a feed, went back to sleep and is still asleep now.

  3. #3
    Registered User

    Feb 2007
    In the jungle.
    4,809

    You have turned my green with envy. 10.60-6am. i wish!
    Tony bones. If we found a business opportunity then we would, but besides the people G works for there are no other companies that are large enough to interest him. Loads of little farms, but nothing on the bigger side. We would prefer to be near the ocean, but like the yarra valley.... so it's not out of the question.

    Good to hear things are better noni.

  4. #4
    Registered User

    Feb 2006
    Australia
    1,092

    Whoa go JIMMY!!!!! Thats awesome

    Noni - Great to hear you are feeling better and looking forward to your friends visit. Is she staying with you?
    Rory is on steroids for his rash and croup. The first Dr didnt realise he had croup and gave him the antibiotics for his cough which caused the reaction *sigh*.

    Better get Rory ready for his follow up appointment

  5. #5
    Registered User

    Aug 2006
    Our house, in the middle of our street
    1,996

    Ginger - Jimmy is doing so well with his sleeping! Hope L picks up soon.
    Hannah actually did really well with my nephew. She's really gentle with him, although she doesn't particularly like sharing her toys with him. She doesn't get nasty, but just takes the toys off him. Getting them to sleep wasn't that tricky. I just pop Hannah in her cot, give her some books and put on her music and shut the door. She's usually asleep within about 5 minutes.

    I should really tidy up a bit before I have to get the kids. I've done absolutely nothing today.

  6. #6
    Registered User

    Jun 2007
    Dandenong Ranges, Melbourne.
    5,673

    yeah jimmy's a cat-napper all day long and has to be fed/rocked to sleep- he's never self-settled,but i'mso happy with his night sleeping. he even sleeps in the never-used-by-lewis cot! he seems to like it in there, and then i pull him into bed with me sometime in the early morning.
    the irony is that now that jimmy is sleeping well, lewis is sick and waking constantly. i can't win!
    taking lewis to dr tomorrow morning to get him checked over. just to be sure.