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Re: What Is Your Best Advice For A First Time Mum? by NIGHTMARE0O7: 9:12am On Mar 04, 2021 |
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Re: What Is Your Best Advice For A First Time Mum? by Hathor5(f): 9:43am On Mar 04, 2021 |
peacettw: Then do it. 1 Like |
Re: What Is Your Best Advice For A First Time Mum? by iamhistreasure: 10:59pm On Mar 04, 2021 |
1F30M4: Please mama,how was your baby's tongue tie handled.I suspect my baby might be having it. 1 Like |
Re: What Is Your Best Advice For A First Time Mum? by 1F30M4(f): 11:07am On Mar 05, 2021 |
iamhistreasure: Okay, this is actually how it went.. After delivery, I noticed my LO wasn't crying well but they told me that it was because she was tired from all that pushing in the labour room.. Later, I asked for another doctor to check it out, he claimed to not have seen anything, I went home afterwards.. It took a while before my breastmilk started flowing but whenever I breastfed her, she would cry so much probably because she was struggling to latch on, she wasn't getting enough milk and her little jaws were hurting.. She wasn't feeding well and was rather losing weight instead of adding.. I was really worried, I didn't know what to do but I noticed that when she cried, only a little part of her tongue came up, it seemed like it was stuck so I went back to the hospital and this time I requested to see the Managing Director, he checked it out with a torch and asked them to get blunt scissors, methylated spirit to sterilize it and I think some cotton wool to blot out the blood.. I'm very certain the whole process didn't take up to 5mins, I was told to breastfeed her immediately, I did that and later gave her Panda paracetamol, that was all.. So dear mama, if you suspect your LO has tongue-tie, you can go to hospital and please ask them to check it out and do the necessary process because the earlier, the better 2 Likes |
Re: What Is Your Best Advice For A First Time Mum? by cevek11: 7:02pm On Mar 08, 2021 |
It will all be fine... so keep calm When you get all the advice, go to Google to learn more. 1 Like |
Re: What Is Your Best Advice For A First Time Mum? by NoToPile: 8:08pm On Mar 08, 2021 |
Best Advice - Trust your maternal instincts, if you feel something is not right there's a 99% chance its not. Then Avoid too many people carrying your new born, I find it annoying that people just want to carry and peck a new born baby, even before covid era as a rule I DONOT carry new borns when I go visit their parents. I also didn't allow it when I had my children, those babies are fragile, their immune system is still fragile, you don't know what infectious disease those peeps have, even cold could be transmitted easily. 2 Likes |
Re: What Is Your Best Advice For A First Time Mum? by verygoodbadboi: 2:46pm On Feb 13, 2022 |
Please we need more insists |
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