Hi Audrey,
Wow these breastmilk storage bags look good. Thanks for the lobangz!
BTW, if anyone is looking for more nursing bras, I found out that Carrefour sells this at only S$9.90 each! Only one design currently, but so far it worked for me. And I like the Carrefour one better than the one I got at Mothercare for S$35+..
Hi Rachoho,
I was initially following the Babywise "standard" feed-wake-sleep of 3 hr cycles... There's all this talk about how infants shouldn't be up for more than 45min, but my DS takes 1 hr to feed. And then he doesn't sleep, crying for someone to hold him. Hubby and I tried cry-it-out (CIO) strategy on our 3 wk old. It was bad, had to deal with gas problems thereafter. It was driving me nuts until I realized that most babies aren't textbook babies. Each bb will eventually hv their own schedule (so say experienced moms who comfort me). Parent-child's schedules will take time to integrate, and thankfully our maternity leave gives us the space to integrate these schedules..
DS is not sleeping this afternoon either. I'm alternating betw entertaining him, turning on music for him, putting him down to type part of this message, letting him cry/whimper and then burping him thereafter etc...
I'd rather he's alert this afternoon and sleep more at night. I think some infants just don't need that much sleep. I gave up trying to fit my DS into the average of 15.5 hrs of sleep a day.
Wow these breastmilk storage bags look good. Thanks for the lobangz!
BTW, if anyone is looking for more nursing bras, I found out that Carrefour sells this at only S$9.90 each! Only one design currently, but so far it worked for me. And I like the Carrefour one better than the one I got at Mothercare for S$35+..
Hi Rachoho,
I was initially following the Babywise "standard" feed-wake-sleep of 3 hr cycles... There's all this talk about how infants shouldn't be up for more than 45min, but my DS takes 1 hr to feed. And then he doesn't sleep, crying for someone to hold him. Hubby and I tried cry-it-out (CIO) strategy on our 3 wk old. It was bad, had to deal with gas problems thereafter. It was driving me nuts until I realized that most babies aren't textbook babies. Each bb will eventually hv their own schedule (so say experienced moms who comfort me). Parent-child's schedules will take time to integrate, and thankfully our maternity leave gives us the space to integrate these schedules..
DS is not sleeping this afternoon either. I'm alternating betw entertaining him, turning on music for him, putting him down to type part of this message, letting him cry/whimper and then burping him thereafter etc...
I'd rather he's alert this afternoon and sleep more at night. I think some infants just don't need that much sleep. I gave up trying to fit my DS into the average of 15.5 hrs of sleep a day.