Milk powder, Cow, Lactose-Free, Soya
Milk powder, Cow, Lactose-Free, Soya
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Aug 11 2011, 10:46 PM
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stupidbump, ur baby is just 2 weeks old is it? if so then it's normal that ur baby waking up at nite... breast milk is easier to digest that y ur baby gets hungrier faster... 10ml for 1 hr is normal... i used to get 10ml for 2 hrs during the 1st mth... i dun wanna b a wet blanket but i've been thru it n so i'll say it... u should get more info abt bf n not intro fm yet to ur baby as nothing is better than breast milk... u can get info at kellymom.com... ur baby stomach is just a size of a pea... go to ur fridge n c how big is a pea... then u imagine if u force feed a pea to finish 1-2oz of fm just because u wanna sleep thru the nite... i dun mean to b harsh but in a good intention
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Aug 11 2011, 11:41 PM
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Nickit...well said!
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Aug 11 2011, 11:43 PM
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QUOTE(nicKit @ Aug 11 2011, 10:46 PM) stupidbump, ur baby is just 2 weeks old is it? if so then it's normal that ur baby waking up at nite... breast milk is easier to digest that y ur baby gets hungrier faster... 10ml for 1 hr is normal... i used to get 10ml for 2 hrs during the 1st mth... i dun wanna b a wet blanket but i've been thru it n so i'll say it... u should get more info abt bf n not intro fm yet to ur baby as nothing is better than breast milk... u can get info at kellymom.com... ur baby stomach is just a size of a pea... go to ur fridge n c how big is a pea... then u imagine if u force feed a pea to finish 1-2oz of fm just because u wanna sleep thru the nite... i dun mean to b harsh but in a good intention Thanks for your encouragement!! really appreciate it! will try to advise my wife on this aspect. |
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Aug 11 2011, 11:58 PM
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Stupidbump...what Nickit said is true...she is the best person to give her views as she has gone thru all kinds of obstacles during bf. BF...the journey is a rough one but the rewards is extremely greater...in terms of health for both mommy and baby...and of coz your pocket. I hv saved sooooo much of money for the first year as my son refused any other milk. Only now I'm giving him powdered milk while I'm at work and bf when I'm around.
Once u have kids...in fact...u can say bye bye to sleep. First sleepless nights coz baby wakes up every hour for milk...then also worry...coz of SIDS...then when bigger...they may still wake up in the middle of the night due to night terror etc.. Being a mommy for 2 yrs now...I actually got used to it Liao. First month was the toughest as everyone (including mommy, baby and daddy) are adjusting to new routines. |
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Aug 12 2011, 08:41 AM
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QUOTE(phythia79 @ Aug 11 2011, 11:58 PM) Stupidbump...what Nickit said is true...she is the best person to give her views as she has gone thru all kinds of obstacles during bf. BF...the journey is a rough one but the rewards is extremely greater...in terms of health for both mommy and baby...and of coz your pocket. I hv saved sooooo much of money for the first year as my son refused any other milk. Only now I'm giving him powdered milk while I'm at work and bf when I'm around. Thanks for the encouragement yea phythia79. Once u have kids...in fact...u can say bye bye to sleep. First sleepless nights coz baby wakes up every hour for milk...then also worry...coz of SIDS...then when bigger...they may still wake up in the middle of the night due to night terror etc.. Being a mommy for 2 yrs now...I actually got used to it Liao. First month was the toughest as everyone (including mommy, baby and daddy) are adjusting to new routines. Actually there is not much problem waking up in the middle of the night for both of us. My wife starts to get frustrated at times, when after waking up and breastfeeding, the baby still continues crying his lungs out. Anyway, these 2 days had been quite ok. The rascal woke up only thrice last night! BTW, is it really common for the breastmilk supply to be low for the starting few weeks? My wife had tried all sorts of remedies to increase the supply by pumping, massaging, placing hot towels etc, and it still seems low in supply. We were also told that good mentality and determination helps alot. These, i can say done. |
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Aug 12 2011, 09:42 AM
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you can go over to this forum on bf http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1617572/+1100
nickit and I..and other mommies are there to assist you. And yes..for some women..the milk supply during this 2 weeks are little as supply has yet to be established. During this time, it's very important to bf as frequently as the baby wants so that this will tell your wife's body to produce more milk. Remember that for bf...more demand..more supply. go over to the other forum..and there has some remedies to boost supply. |
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Aug 12 2011, 09:51 AM
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stupidbump... yes it's quite normal for mommies to have less milk during 1-2weeks after baby is born. Same situ wif me cos I had very little milk and my baby also used to be awake most of the time through the night. but don't worry, after 2motnhs or so, u r wife will have more milk and thus baby will tend to sleep longer during the night.
Believe me, my baby was lower than his birth weight when he was 2 weeks due to less intake of milk, but I never gave up. Luckily I have enuf milk to feed my baby now... Unfortunately I had to giv FM to my baby at 2 motnhs when I send him to Babysitter cos he refused to take EBM when I returned to work... sigh... We're all there to support u & ur wife so don't worry... Don't introduce FM now itself cos baby might get used to FM and might not take BM anymore due to nipple confusion, and also the bottle nipple is easy to suck than mummy's one. BTW one time my milk supply dropped, phythia adviced to take fenugreek tea, which I tried and it really worked for me... Maybe ur wife can try that? |
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Aug 12 2011, 12:49 PM
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QUOTE(Mommy_2011 @ Aug 12 2011, 09:51 AM) stupidbump... yes it's quite normal for mommies to have less milk during 1-2weeks after baby is born. Same situ wif me cos I had very little milk and my baby also used to be awake most of the time through the night. but don't worry, after 2motnhs or so, u r wife will have more milk and thus baby will tend to sleep longer during the night. where can we find these fenugreek tea, mind to share?Believe me, my baby was lower than his birth weight when he was 2 weeks due to less intake of milk, but I never gave up. Luckily I have enuf milk to feed my baby now... Unfortunately I had to giv FM to my baby at 2 motnhs when I send him to Babysitter cos he refused to take EBM when I returned to work... sigh... We're all there to support u & ur wife so don't worry... Don't introduce FM now itself cos baby might get used to FM and might not take BM anymore due to nipple confusion, and also the bottle nipple is easy to suck than mummy's one. BTW one time my milk supply dropped, phythia adviced to take fenugreek tea, which I tried and it really worked for me... Maybe ur wife can try that? |
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Aug 12 2011, 12:54 PM
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QUOTE(stupidbump @ Aug 12 2011, 12:49 PM) stupidbump...kindly go over to the other forum topic...coz..if not..this would be the next bf topic. nicKit has posted it on the first post on the fenugreek seeds tea..and other recipes for confinement.http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1617572 This post has been edited by phythia79: Aug 12 2011, 12:58 PM |
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Aug 12 2011, 01:49 PM
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QUOTE(phythia79 @ Aug 12 2011, 12:54 PM) stupidbump...kindly go over to the other forum topic...coz..if not..this would be the next bf topic. nicKit has posted it on the first post on the fenugreek seeds tea..and other recipes for confinement. on my way there right away.... http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1617572 |
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Aug 15 2011, 05:27 PM
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26 posts Joined: Sep 2010 From: Klang valley area |
hi all need some advise my daughter i already 1yr3mths i been feeding her millk only 3 scoop but got feed solids too is it alright and 1 more thing will it cause brain damage if i feed her lesser than the instruction says i need to give her 5 scoop
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Aug 15 2011, 05:31 PM
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pigglet, this is the first time i hear it... how did u come to this conclusion? ur daughter should get all vital nutriens from her solid food ma... not milk... pls enlighten me...
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Aug 15 2011, 05:46 PM
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i also dont know someone just told me this so im abit clueless and also im a first time mum..not much experience tho,so yeah im confuse thats y i ask over for more advise =S
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Aug 15 2011, 06:36 PM
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Aiyo....less or more won't coz any brain damage lar...sigh...and btw...if u give more also won't give u better results.
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Aug 15 2011, 06:53 PM
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pigglet, i think the person that informed u has this tot... u know all milk advertisement always say their milk will do wat wat wat for brain developement... so less milk = brain damage... ur girl should get all those "essentials" for brain developement from her solids like salmon, cod liver oil, etc... those who knows more pls help me out
This post has been edited by nicKit: Aug 15 2011, 06:58 PM |
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Aug 15 2011, 06:56 PM
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It's always best to get the nutrients naturally from solids aka food...rather than it being added chemically.
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Aug 16 2011, 01:32 AM
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i give my daughter drink dugro since newborn until now shes 4 years old. still the same milk powder.. never change.
when she was 1 month old , she have colic can't sleep will every night. bring her to see doc and give her colic medicine.. even put the chinese ointment after her bath and also fei zai sui when she was about 3 month old. i also bought her anti colic bottle for her to drink her milk. it was work. no more colic happen anymore. |
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Aug 16 2011, 02:42 AM
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oh my god... where did u hear such remarks? BRAIN DAMAGE??? From drinking lesser than what the packaging says?
Then i think breastfed babies are in trouble... including my daughter as i also make the formula thinner than stated... Hmmm ..... |
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Aug 16 2011, 09:06 AM
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Aug 16 2011, 12:17 PM
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this is wat happens if information is passed out wrongly... |
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