Wow! My changed baby!!!!
Hi, May Moms!We just got back from a week-long vacation at the shore, and boy, has my little baby changed!!!!!
She was so much less fussy on vacation than she usually is at home. It was a welcome relief. So far today, she seems to be following the same pattern at home. She was perfect for the 7 hour trip there and the 5 1/2 hour trip back. She was very good for her Grammy during the trip. She was okay with her little cousins getting in her face and only freaked out at them once or twice. She fell asleep -on her back!!!- while we were playing with her on her activity gym. She stayed there 3 hours till I finally couldn't lay on the itchy rug anymore and took her up to bed. For three nights, she slept 5 hours straight. And on and on- she seems to be a changed girl!
Yeah!!!!
I'm sorry to hear about all the troubles everyone else is having, but it is nice to hear there are others who know what I am going through. At least if we are having troubles we can commiserate.
Everyone keep your fingers crossed that the fussy baby doesn't come back.




Liam was born May 10--he's nine weeks today!
I had a very difficult labor, which I'm only just starting to come to terms with. I had prepared for a natural childbirth, but due to several extenuating circumstances ended up with a c section.
Plus, Liam was born with a pneumothorax (he aspirated meconium) and spent the first five days of his life in the NICU.
. My little Liam had a persistent case of jaundice and was a very sleepy baby, but the hospital I had him in was fabulous-we roomed in; were given breastfeeding support 24 hours a day for the nine days we were there; and when he needed to be under ultraviolet lights they brought the bed into our room. The nurses are all trained lactation consultants and high breastfeeding/cosleeping advocates. They showed my husband and I how to sleep safely with our baby, and they made sure My husband had a bed to sleep on every night.The hospital I was in was a birth hospital and the staff refer to the Baby Book by the Sears'. I almost felt sad to leave. It was a very positive experience. My baby and I were not separated once.
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