lingyee,
aiyoh you already so slim, no need jamu lah. it's heaty by the way, need to take lots of water with it. anyway it's freshly prepared by my massage lady, it's actually for general health but it somehow complements recuperating mommies. you can also buy it from malay medicinal shops in geylang. got many.
abc,
that's what i thought too! but it has actually been opened since February! so i'm going there for my baby's jabs. can use the CDA account to pay right?
as for the growth spurt, here's some info from kellymom.com (my breastfeeding bible).
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What is a growth spurt?
During a growth spurt, breastfed babies nurse more often than usual (sometimes as often as every hour) and often act fussier than usual.
The increase in baby's milk intake during growth spurts is temporary. In exclusively breastfed babies, milk intake increases quickly during the first few weeks of life, then stays about the same between one and six months. As solids are gradually introduced after six months, baby's milk intake will gradually decrease.
Physical growth is not the only reason that babies may have a temporary need for increased nursing. Babies often exhibit the same type of behavior (increased nursing with or without increased fussiness) when they are working on developmental advances such as rolling over, crawling, walking or talking. Mom's milk is for growing the brain as well as the body!
When do babies have growth spurts?
Common times for growth spurts are during the first few days at home and around 7-10 days, 2-3 weeks, 4-6 weeks, 3 months, 4 months, 6 months and 9 months (more or less). Babies don't read calendars, however, so your baby may do things differently.
Growth spurts don't stop after the first year - most moms notice growth spurts every few months during the toddler years and periodically thereafter on through the teenage years.
How long do growth spurts last?
Growth spurts usually last 2-3 days, but sometimes last a week or so.
more info here: http://www.kellymom.com/bf/normal/growth-spurt.html
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