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Have a look into lactation consultants - many of them snip TT and will do it within a day or 2. If you have no signs or symptoms of thrush, I would use lansinoh. Any moist wound healing agent (including EBM) can potentially trigger thrush. I imagine vaseline would be even worse. I only knew about it as I had treatment resistant thrush and this may have been one of the maintaining factors. However, until thrush is diagnosed/ a problem, I wouldn't avoid lansinoh.
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I requested a good sleeper the last time and didn't get it, so I want one this time round! Molars cutting through are a nightmare here - we still have 9 teeth to come through, but 3 are almost there. I am hoping that they will be more or less through by the time baby is here. In some ways, I think well I am up in the night anyway and am used to interupted sleep - not sure I would have wanted another one if I was consistently getting full nights sleep after being so sleep deprived!However, the
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I only have a girl. She isn't the wild, adventurous toddler at 19months that more boys seem to be. However, she excels in tantrums when we are at groups/ when friends are round/ when I am on my own with her, etc. The simplest thing will set her off. She sleeps through (10hrs max) a lot of nights now, but this didn't happen until 18months and we had to night wean her. She has been clingy since she was a baby and still is now. She will still only settle for me, esp if tired, and has been like
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The HCG level looks promising - the non-pregnancy level is tiny - it is just that the units are different.
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SIDS guidelines state (from FAQ bit on their website) What kind of mattress should I use? It is very important that your baby’s mattress is kept clean and dry. Ideally you should buy a new mattress for each new baby. If you are not able to do this, use the one you have, as long as it was made with a completely waterproof cover and has no tears, cracks or holes. Clean and dry it thoroughly. Check that the mattress is in good condition; is flat and firm, not soft; fits the cot without any gaps;
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G has been twice. They tried to look in her mouth both times, but as soon as she looked upset, they stopped even though they didn't see much. I would expect them to try, but not to worry if they didn't see anything.
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I agree. I then sometimes feel guilty that I have had it so easy compared to others and wish I could take some of their pain away for them. Does that make sense?
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I am sure that the guidelines are for a new mattress for each child - something to do with the pressure, etc that their weight would have on the mattress???? Not entirely sure. I haven't looked into it all yet so haven't decided what to do. It is a shame as G hasn't really got much use out of the mattresses and we didn't bother with a new mattress on our bed which she slept on! We need to decide if #2 gets the cotbed and we get G a toddlerbed or if G keeps the cotbed and we get a
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I would follow my heart if it wasn't for the dairy allergy! I really don't know what I would do in your situation. Probably to manage with the soya milk when you are wanting to have dairy on holiday and then see what happens. I think you do need to be prepared that J may now go back to BF again when you get back from hols
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I didn't get it much with G then had severe pain around 7/8 weeks involving scans, etc as it was combined with bleeding and the pain was one sided. ATM I am wakening up with cramps (am 5+6) - like af pains but much more severe.