I understand that it's v. difficult to feed bb breastmilk if you are living with parents. They will say the bb is hungry everytime he/she is crying. I advise you all that you should have confidence in yourself (i.e. you have enough for the baby). I keep on reminding myself that I have enough so I can feed my son till 15 months. Good luck everyone. You will see the light at the end of the tunnel. At least, I am a good example. I breastfed a colicky baby for 15 months. Thanks god that I have a contented baby girl this time.
I feed my bb girl who is now 7 weeks every 3.5 hours. The timetable is 7, 10:30, 2, 5:30, 8:30 and 11. I want to change her to a 4-hr interval in 2-week or after she quits night feeding. So far, she is quite good at sleeping. At least, I don't have to pat her to sleep.
My eldest son is a totally different kid. He wouldn't sleep after every meal. I have to sleep with him. He cried after every meal because of "wind" in the stomach. I had to train him to sleep after his colic stopped after 100 days by patting him to sleep. I slept with him until I was pregnant. Now, my hubby is still sleeping with him but he can sleep through the night (note: he is now 2 years old)
原帖由 chansiub 於 11-3-12 17:10 發表
I have a 2-year old son and a 7 week baby girl. Both of them are following the feeding schedule introduced in the book namely On Becoming Baby Wise (i.e. 從零歲開始). My son is a colicky baby so I f ...
I have a 2-year old son and a 7 week baby girl. Both of them are following the feeding schedule introduced in the book namely On Becoming Baby Wise (i.e. 從零歲開始). My son is a colicky baby so I forced him to quit night feeding when he was around 9 weeks. As to my baby girl, she is a sleepy head and I don't have to worry about putting her to sleep. I can follow the feeding method of the book but not the sleeping method as I believe every kid are different when it comes to sleeping. You can force him/her to wake up or play. How can we control them and set them eat, play and sleep??!! But I really buy the PDF way to feed baby. It works!