hi mummies,
haha, this thread is so tempting me to buy new things everytime i read. first slings/carriers, now nursing covers
thanks <font color="ff0000">ida</font>, i'm going to get the cover too, so pretty.
<font color="ff0000">re. bb poo</font>
it's normal either to poo several times a day (up to 8 times for bf bb) or once every few days as long as bb is happy, alert n resting well. hee pluck the info fm my pd n bbcenter, read below:
<font color="aa00aa">How many times a day does a breastfed baby normally poop?
"After six weeks, it's normal for some babies to have fewer bowel movements, though others may continue having frequent ones. Don't be alarmed if your baby has a bowel movement only once a week. He's not constipated unless his stools are hard and dry. If your baby's producing loose, unformed stools with a pea soup consistency and cottage cheese-like curds, he's getting a good balance of foremilk and hindmilk. Don't be concerned if his diaper overflows!"
Is it normal for my baby to poop after every feeding?
"Yes. "Some babies will poop after every feeding and some every three days. It's all normal," says pediatrician Tanya Remer Altmann, editor of The Wonder Years: Helping Your Baby and Young Child Successfully Negotiate the Major Developmental Milestones.
Pooping after every feeding is especially common in breastfeeding newborns, says Altmann. If a breastfed baby has a bowel movement after nearly every feeding during the first few weeks, it's actually a good sign — it means he's getting plenty of milk.
Bowel movements can slow down between 3 and 6 weeks, but Altmann says some babies will continue with their poop-after-every-feeding pattern. "Some 1-year-olds still poop five times a day," she says.
Formula-fed babies often have bowel movements less frequently than breastfed ones. But it's normal for them to poop after every feeding as well.
Generally, if your baby's bowel movements are fairly consistent and he's acting like his usual self, frequent poops aren't a cause for concern. However, if there's a sudden change in your baby's pooping pattern and his stool becomes more watery, check with his doctor. This could be a sign of infection."</font>
for more info, read at
http://www.babycenter.com/baby-poop-101?scid=mbtw_post2m:386&pe=2Uwco5U
<font color="ff0000">re. using nursing cover to pump</font>
any1 tried dis? poss to do? my office has no nursing rm, wonder if i can just put on the cover n pump?