I had some nice Italian sausages in the freezer so I turned them into a stew with onions, garlic, a chopped fennel bulb, fennel seed, and a can of San Marzano tomatoes and served it over polenta with peas on the side.
Thanks, Patio. I really appreciate the commiseration. It's adding to my stress about the fact that my little guy has yet to get much out of a cup just days before he's starting daycare. He'll get water or milk into his mouth and just let...
I've been pumping after feeds to have milk to leave for my one-year-old when he starts daycare on Monday and I noticed that the milk looked odd and curdled.
It tasted gross - soapy and sour. I thawed and tasted some of my freezer stash....
Congratulations on your pregnancy!
From what I've read, 70% of women will have their supply decrease due to pregnancy so I would be prepared to supplement if necessary with donor milk - perhaps you have a friend who could pump for you? -...
I totally agree - 10-month-olds do not "self-wean." The way I've always dealt with it when either of my kids bit was to take them off the breast and say calmly "no biting." I'll then try to nurse them later.
Sometimes it's impossible not...
Quote:Originally Posted by Triniity actually there is something wrong with my uterus, doc calls it retained blood, would not look like placenta, could that be doing something? she prescribed an ergotamine which would be causing low...
Hang in there, Trin. You can do this.
The good news is that you can increase her intake. If she was drinking plenty of milk and wasn't growing it could have been caused by a potentially serious medical problem.
The bad news is that if...
Congratulations on your pregnancy!
I'm sorry to be negative but from everything I've read there's no way to increase your supply while pregnant - the hormones are simply against you - although you may be lucky enough to maintain what you...
