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Hi mommas, I'm hoping to get some advice.  First off, I have chills pretty bad.  No fever, no aches, my breasts do hurt but I just got my milk in and they are a little engorged so I figured thats why.  Now my nipples...
The one single thing that has helped me with my SPD is staying off of my feet as much as possible.  Which is nearly impossible with other children, but now I just do things that I can do sitting down (crafts, bubbles, etc). I even...
Quote: Originally Posted by KimPM  Quote: Originally Posted by Dom&O  About the bottle, I wouldn't worry about getting her off of it just yet...My DS JUST got off of his bottle...
Crunchy momma, no problem! I'm glad it helps you put things together...in fact a LOT of children with sensory issues have these same charecteristics when it comes to eating.    About the bottle, I wouldn't worry about...
I totally agree that she does seem to have sensory issues.  My son was the exact same way.  He didn't mouth things as a baby, he didn't even babble like a normal baby...but I'd say around a year old he started sensory seeking...
My DS had substaintial feeding issues due to reflux, food allergies, sensory issues, and delayed gastric emptying.  I pumped for him for two years (he exclusively relyed on my BM for at least 18 months). We were in therapy...
Sounds like your child is sensitive to goats milk as well as cows milk.  Waking up screaming at night is a huge symptom for our DS.  I am about to trial goats milk, as he is also sensitive to soy milk and the other milks are...
Hi, I'm sorry to hear about the issues your having with your son.  I understand it is a difficult decision to medicate, especially at that age.  But I think your reasoning is valid and it is in everyones best intrest for the...
I'm not sure if they will or not.  I do know that my doctor was very glad I didn't VBAC as I had a lot of adhesions and it took over 40 minutes to get to the baby.  She said if it had been an emergency we would have been in...
I'm having a RCS after two c-sections.  My first was due to a failed induction.  I wanted to VBAC my second, but to be honest I chickened out.  Not that a c-section is for the faint of heart.  I hate that I have to...
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