Posts by charmedgirlies

Name:Jenni Screen Name:Charmedgirlies Age:31 Other Children:Lexi 8 Jack 4 & Rory 2 Due Date:Nov 23 Where do you live:South Carolina A brief intro: ie, partner, breastfeeding and birth choices, other things going on in life,...

We are busy as ever here, Rory loves to go swimming with the big kids and 2.5yo Jack is swimming under water and holding his breath for short distances. as soon as Rory sees the pool he starts kicking his legs like a duck! We only have 2...

my faves in the newborn stash were loved the sugarplumbaby fitteds they really lasted quite a while too. the FLAM because it fit sos great in the beginning on a chicken leg baby and later when he morphed into the stay puff...

ok not in your DDC BUT I have MVP have for years... It depends on my current health how I deal with it. I just had a planned UC at home didn't worry about it I've been really healthy for the past couple years. Because its in my charts...

My toddler is still a really heavy wetter. I made him diapers using my regular pattern with a print outer 2 full body layer and 4 layer internal hemp soaker with a microfleece topped snap in and if its been really hot out and fluid...

i had to go to the chiro DAILY at 41-42 weeks to get the baby to NOT be posterior breech! 34 weeks is still fairly early and you still have plenty of time really! Good luck though! spend alot of time on your hands and knees too! Or try...

I actually had a few diapers that also came right to or covered the umbilical stump and honestly I didn't worry about it all that much. If they were too low he peed right out the top and all over the stump anyway and you can only point...

I loved nursing Jack through this last pregnancy (ok there were times I didn't) however it has helped him alot I think by not feelign as though he was replaced by the new baby. I loved those last couple weeks of my pregnancy when we...

Quote: Originally Posted by busybusymomma Umm, not sure I quite agree. It just seems to me that midwives are more likely to recognize transition for what it is (an often intense experience) than say, an L&D nurse...

My chiro was actually going to come to the house in labor post birth if I needed and to adjust the baby as well with a 3.5 hour labor only 20 minutes of which was anything I had to concentrate on breathing through I never called him...