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Thank you! mum_i'm_hungry, I have PM'd you .

I had dd at 18 and am still breastfeeding her a year later. I can answer any questions.

Quote: Originally Posted by naebie Hi, I'm 23 and was 22 when I had DD. I was determined to breastfeed, and have so far made it to 13 months, but it didnt start out so easy. I had a difficult labour, with a prolonged 2nd stage which led to DD being born via ventouse/ vacuum. She was immediately whisked away due to (possible) respiratory distress. She was returned to me in the birth suite about an hour later, and I was asked if I was...

If your still after people my 6 yr old DD loves reading,

i had bub at 19 and breastfed for 10 and a half months. he was prem and had no sucking reflex so it took us a while to get there. i had to spend a week in hospital so i had plenty of time to just lie there and learn. i found the midwives gave mixed advice and some were not encouraging. he was fed formula with a tube down his throat at one point because nobody asked me to express any milk for him my mum was very supportive as she used to be...

I have a 5 year old daughter who loves books! count me in if u still need ppl

Quote: Originally Posted by moozle We have a gro egg thermometer and the room temperature is supposed to be between 18 and 24 degrees any higher and it goes red wich is a too hot warning. 32 degrees is way higher than recommended with the SIDS guidelines. I would suggest researching some ways to cool down the room. We had to buy a small portable air conditioner for DS's room. I starting to like this forum. Now if Tiger Woods can say out...

Quote: Originally Posted by Kahlene7 Hi' I dont know if this will help u at all but ill write it anyway. Im 23 was 22 when had Connor and I was determined to breastfeed him. Thats how the body works and that was what I was going to do. When I had him He fed fine for 2 days then wouldnt latch on. I had the worst 4 weeks of tryting t get him to breastfeed. It was painful and he just couldnt do it. I had pleanty of milk. So after alot of...

As a first time mum at the age of 17, I was constantly given advice on how to do this and that, One piece of advice that I was given over and over again was that “Breast is Best” meaning breast milk is the best milk that you can give your baby. As a first time mum, I tried to take in all the advice I was given and put it all together to create my version of the best possible mother I could be. I decided that I would do my best to breast...

Hi, I'm 23 and was 22 when I had DD. I was determined to breastfeed, and have so far made it to 13 months, but it didnt start out so easy. I had a difficult labour, with a prolonged 2nd stage which led to DD being born via ventouse/ vacuum. She was immediately whisked away due to (possible) respiratory distress. She was returned to me in the birth suite about an hour later, and I was asked if I was breastfeeding, when I said yes I was...