The "Get in MY belly .. baby" Chat Thread (#29)

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10-15-2012, 05:32 PM
janijanis

i love frogs. and lizards
10-15-2012, 05:48 PM
cactuswren

No, BH aren't really painful. Tightening is a good way to describe it. I had a lot but not much until the very end--like 40 weeks+ That last week I'd get them whenever I walked a lot...so I walked a lot! But then they'd always go away. And I'd be sad.
10-15-2012, 07:25 PM
alwayssmile

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Originally Posted by cactuswren

Wow, triplets! She's inspiring.

My friend didn't have any BH at all. She just went into labor on her due date with no warning. :shock: Oh, by the way, they did that bottle feeding trial and she gained 8 ounces in 3 days. SO the supply is definitely not the problem--it's her suck. They've evaluated her palate, tongue, etc. and can't see any physical issues so they're trying to figure out how to proceed now. Exclusively pumping/bottlefeeding is a hard road, so I really hope they're able to find a better way! An SNS system has been suggested (by Erin and my SIL, who used to do some lactation consulting) so I passed that along...really hope they're out of the woods on this soon. The good news is that at least now they don't have to be so worried about her physically getting enough and growing anymore, and hopefully being well fed will help her moods, sleep, etc. Man...as if having a tender tiny isn't hard enough!

Really glad to hear that! Hopefully they can figure out what's up with the suck issues soon.

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Originally Posted by ange84

Is it sad with all the dangerous aminals here my biggest fear is frogs

Yep. :lol:

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Originally Posted by janijanis

i had some tightening, but i don't think they were BH as they are usually kinda painful arn't they? other then that, nothing else. No pressure, no pains, none of that fun stuff.

Yep, no pain with BHs. I pretty only have mine associated with being sick. Which is probably why I haven't noticed any - haven't been sick recently! *knocks on wood*
10-15-2012, 09:41 PM
BuckeyeK

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Originally Posted by alwayssmile

Oh yeah, he even snored some! lol

Remember my triplet mama friend? Updated blog post on BWing, cosleeping, and BFing triplets!
sanctimomious: Breastfeeding triplets (and some other crunchy triplet stuff)...

She is amazing!
10-15-2012, 09:44 PM
BuckeyeK

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Originally Posted by alwayssmile

Wow. I haven't had a single one that I've noticed in weeks now! Maybe 4?

I know, right?! I remember getting some toward the end with DD1. I had almost none with DD2. And now I'm 20/21ish weeks (depending on which dates you'd like to use) and already getting several per day. And this baby is sitting in the bottom of my uterus just like Lainey, pushing my pelvis apart. Must be comfy there. Or maybe my stupid csection adhesions force them there. Who knows.
10-15-2012, 09:45 PM
BuckeyeK

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Originally Posted by cactuswren

No, BH aren't really painful. Tightening is a good way to describe it. I had a lot but not much until the very end--like 40 weeks+ That last week I'd get them whenever I walked a lot...so I walked a lot! But then they'd always go away. And I'd be sad.

Yes, this exactly. Tightening. Mine are a bit uncomfortable, but not painful.
10-15-2012, 09:46 PM
BuckeyeK

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Originally Posted by ange84

Is it sad with all the dangerous aminals here my biggest fear is frogs

:lol: Yes!
10-15-2012, 09:54 PM
BuckeyeK

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Originally Posted by cactuswren

My friend didn't have any BH at all. She just went into labor on her due date with no warning. :shock: Oh, by the way, they did that bottle feeding trial and she gained 8 ounces in 3 days. SO the supply is definitely not the problem--it's her suck. They've evaluated her palate, tongue, etc. and can't see any physical issues so they're trying to figure out how to proceed now. Exclusively pumping/bottlefeeding is a hard road, so I really hope they're able to find a better way! An SNS system has been suggested (by Erin and my SIL, who used to do some lactation consulting) so I passed that along...really hope they're out of the woods on this soon. The good news is that at least now they don't have to be so worried about her physically getting enough and growing anymore, and hopefully being well fed will help her moods, sleep, etc. Man...as if having a tender tiny isn't hard enough!

It's good they've figured out the problem, now to find a solution! I wish her the best, that has to be hard on her.
10-15-2012, 10:22 PM
AnnaRO

We accepted an offer tonight. It's another 3,000 less than our asking price, but we get to sell as is. So as of tomorrow we are under contract with a 10 day option. After the 10 day option and all the inspections blah blah blah, we'll be looking for a house!

I hate that we are at the losing end of both markets though. The market here is a TOTAL buyers market and the market there VERY VERY much a sellers market because the town is exploding in growth. I also hope we aren't making a bad decision since the rumor is that the boom is headed this direction, which would mean that with in the next year or two the housing market here will start to really change. Ugh! I hate this stuff!! Anyway, I'll go back and read now so I know what you all are up to.
10-15-2012, 10:34 PM
alwayssmile

Wow, huge news Anna!! Don't think about the what ifs. Think about being a family in the same city and recognizing the benefits that money just can't make up for! congrats on an offer!!!!
Does this mean you can change to a top loader? ;)

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