sunny15:
Good day in the house.Please my baby of six months cries seriously in fear when I use the blender around her.I complained in the hospital and was told to always take her away whenever I want to use it.Now,she gets scared at the sound of a car engine or the sound that comes when you are fetching water in an empty bucket.I dont know if its something to get worried about or she will outgrow it or I go back to the hospital..Though her reaction is worse with the blender..thank you

Lol. You went to hospital to report the blender situation? I like your proactive approach, no room for doubt.

I'm yet to meet a child that isn't scared of blender, it's normal, she will outgrow it. It's the noise and I'm guessing she doesn't go out often. My first son was scared, stopped after a while. Now, my daughter is the one that cries.

Mumaraoluwa:
ok thank u ma. Do u have an idea of their antenatal fee and delivery fee?

GH is about 8k for delivery, not sure about antenatal. You will buy your delivery items separately, not sure, didn't use there but someone told me. Not a fan of GH.

I used daughters of charity, I love it there. Antenatal plus delivery is about 40k. You will still buy your delivery items. Cs is over 100k.

Thanks a lot, will try them out

sunbestie:
U can try taking hot pap with enough milk, warm water, massage ur breast with hot water,drink tea always and keep ur mind at rest. Always put ur baby to d breast always. Hope this helps

Thanks mama

LadySarah:


Keep putting bby to it or pump with a breast pump to send signals to your brain for increased supply. Also warm fluids is very important and your mindset. Always try to be positive. My gynae told me our mood greatly influences our supply.
Goodluck!

[quote author=Cal2020 post=92529413] For the blender thing I had the same experience with my first daughter .
Thanks very much ma,I really appreciate

[quote author=rvpbae post=92538876]

Lol. You went to hospital to report the blender situation? I like your proactive approach, no room for doubt.

lol at report to the hospital..it was during one of our routine check up..I really appreciate mummy

[quote author=LadySarah post=92534681]
My son was that way. I fact we stopped coming to church

Thanks a lot mama.I appreciate

Mama's pls my 2weeks baby poos almost at every feed.. should I be worried..He is exclusively breastfed.

Good morning mas, would you agree to me getting gripe water for my baby of 3weeks. He cries at night cos of stomach pains. He grunts wen he wants to fart or poo. I was advised to get it but I need your opinions. Thanks.

Mzora:
Mama's pls my 2weeks baby poos almost at every feed.. should I be worried..He is exclusively breastfed.

I experienced thesame thing with my son and they said it is normal. so I dont think it's something to worry about

Nenejeje:




I experienced thesame thing with my son and they said it is normal. so I dont think it's something to worry about

ok thanks mama

Mumaraoluwa:
ok thank u ma. Do u have an idea of their antenatal fee and delivery fee?

You are welcome. I don't have an idea about general hospital, I could help you ask though. I use Daughters of Charity but under HMO. Will help you find our about their fee as well.

LadySarah:


Electric. Madella is good
Hand held. Chicco is good.

Steam inhalation. Boil hot water and pour in a bowl or bucket. Add 2 or 3 drops of silverbird or mentholatum or.... With your baby on ur laps and you seated down. Cover both of you with a fabric that won't let steam escape. A big towel or bedsheetetc.

Thank you ma

Good day everyone, my baby was Born before time and has since been on exclusive breastfeeding but my wife is having issues with lactation.. He's 12 weeks old and 3 weeks adjusted for age. Which formula feed would you likely recommend? Thanks. First time parent.

Mzora:
Mama's pls my 2weeks baby poos almost at every feed.. should I be worried..He is exclusively breastfed.

it's mostly normal... It should normalize soon. Also you could consider watching your diet for any thing that you think might be a possible source for food reaction... Babies generally would poop multiple times to once a few days.. So it's normal.

Hold up, just for completeness, how often do you feed? Every 3 hours or every 4 hours? And what's the poo like.?

hapheey007:
Good morning mas, would you agree to me getting gripe water for my baby of 3weeks. He cries at night cos of stomach pains. He grunts wen he wants to fart or poo. I was advised to get it but I need your opinions. Thanks.

no pediatrician would advice you to get gripe water.. It's disadvantages far outweighs the risk. Work on adequately burping your child regularly after each feed.. You could also lie him on his/her stomach for a while while she or he sleeps to enable him or her pass gas easily. Next,ensure he is properly latch on to your nipples while suckling to reduce the amount of air she sucks in while feeding..

Another angle.. Is he or she on exclusive breastfeeding or on formula feed? If on formula feed.. Consider changing the brand due to incomplete digestion of animal fat as this could be the reason for the abdominal discomfort.

Another angle still, there are different reasons why a baby would cry at night, it could be his awake time, it could be gas like you suspected, it could be a wet nappy or even just hunger.

Bottom line.. Grip water is a no no. Consider other outline measures..

Regarding the wriggling to pass poo or fart. That is completely normal.. If you consider the fact that the babies anterior abdominal wall muscle is still soft and can't really push much of his intestine to pass pop coupled with the fact that he or she has to do it lying face up? Then you would understand why the wriggling happens. It's all the baby can do to get the pop out.


I hope I have answered your question.

Nameflow:
no pediatrician would advice you to get gripe water.. It's disadvantages far outweighs the risk. Work on adequately burping your child regularly after each feed.. You could also lie him on his/her stomach for a while while she or he sleeps to enable him or her pass gas easily. Next,ensure he is properly latch on to your nipples while suckling to reduce the amount of air she sucks in while feeding..

Another angle.. Is he or she on exclusive breastfeeding or on formula feed? If on formula feed.. Consider changing the brand due to incomplete digestion of animal fat as this could be the reason for the abdominal discomfort.

Another angle still, there are different reasons why a baby would cry at night, it could be his awake time, it could be gas like you suspected, it could be a wet nappy or even just hunger.

Bottom line.. Grip water is a no no. Consider other outline measures..

Regarding the wriggling to pass poo or fart. That is completely normal.. If you consider the fact that the babies anterior abdominal wall muscle is still soft and can't really push much of his intestine to pass pop coupled with the fact that he or she has to do it lying face up? Then you would understand why the wriggling happens. It's all the baby can do to get the pop out.


I hope I have answered your question.

Thanks alot momma. I really appreciate this detailed explanation. God bless you ma. He's been breastfed exclusively.

hapheey007:

Thanks alot momma. I really appreciate this detailed explanation. God bless you ma. He's been breastfed exclusively.

actually I am a papa.
But you are definitely welcome. Just calm down and enjoy the ride of motherhood..

Nameflow:
Good day everyone, my baby was Born before time and has since been on exclusive breastfeeding but my wife is having issues with lactation.. He's 12 weeks old and 3 weeks adjusted for age. Which formula feed would you likely recommend? Thanks. First time parent.

I am sure of NAN 1 cos I have used it before. But I think any baby milk with 1 will work just fine. Your pocket will determine.

angeltolly:


I am sure of NAN 1 cos I have used it before. But I think any baby milk with 1 will work just fine. Your pocket will determine.

well someone recommended same. I think I will look into it. Thanks

Tomblessings:


Thanks for your response ma

She's 2 months.

I'm the only one bathing her.

Aside bathing time, when i uncloth her you'll see that she'll want to hold something to feel secured, she doesn't cry at that time though. Also, when i put her on my shoulder she will hold herself as if she wants to fall.

All during 2 months, has it always been that way? Any ear discharge?

Christianaoha:
Nobody has responded to my message or nobody knows what to say. It's well. Thanks

has your questions been answered? If not kindly tag me to it.

Nameflow:
well someone recommended same. I think I will look into it. Thanks

Don't get Nan 1, the Quality has changed since they rebranded it to be distributed by Nigeria.You can get Eldorin My boy.That is made in Holland.

Nameflow:


All during 2 months, has it always been that way? Any ear discharge?

Thank you ma'am
It started about two weeks back.
No ear discharge.

Limahgirl:
You are welcome. I don't have an idea about general hospital, I could help you ask though. I use Daughters of Charity but under HMO. Will help you find our about their fee as well.

ok thank you ma

rvpbae:


GH is about 8k for delivery, not sure about antenatal. You will buy your delivery items separately, not sure, didn't use there but someone told me. Not a fan of GH.

I used daughters of charity, I love it there. Antenatal plus delivery is about 40k. You will still buy your delivery items. Cs is over 100k.

alright thanks ma

Good evening all. I noticed of recent that my baby is not feeding well. Whenever she's hungry and I put her to breast, she will suck for like two minutes or highest five minutes and comes off the breast. When I give her again, she won't take it or if she does she will repeat the same thing. I see milk spilling out when she comes off the breast so it's not that I'm not lactating. Please has anyone experienced this before? What can I do?

Limahgirl:
Good evening all. I noticed of recent that my baby is not feeding well. Whenever she's hungry and I put her to breast, she will suck for like two minutes or highest five minutes and comes off the breast. When I give her again, she won't take it or if she does she will repeat the same thing. I see milk spilling out when she comes off the breast so it's not that I'm not lactating. Please has anyone experienced this before? What can I do?

same here for my son, almost 4 months. stopped wanting to eat both breast milk and formular,
last night and early this morning, he consumed ate 2x of his usual dose..and stopped again..this is 10pm now, he would suck for a a minute or two and stop..something wil spit out some of the food. other than that he behaves normal, though appears a lil frail to me
i dont really know whats wrong. not looking forward to going to hospitals now cos of covid-19, however may be forced to go on monday if it continues,

could it be teething?.

mommatriplets:
same here for my son, almost 4 months. stopped wanting to eat both breast milk and formular,
last night and early this morning, he consumed ate 2x of his usual dose..and stopped again..this is 10pm now, he would suck for a a minute or two and stop..something wil spit out some of the food. other than that he behaves normal, though appears a lil frail to me
i dont really know whats wrong. not looking forward to going to hospitals now cos of covid-19, however may be forced to go on monday if it continues,

could it be teething?.

The same thing is happening to my son that will be 4month tomorrow but what I did yesterday was that, I use manual breast pump to pump the milk in my breast which I was able to pump 150ml, to my greatest supprise he finish it once. God will help us all

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Tomblessings:
Good evening everyone.. Please help I need help with my DD, she's so scared and I don't know why. Each time I remove her cloth to bath her she'll be scared and start crying. Who has experienced this and what can I do?

If your new baby is startled by a loud noise, a sudden movement, or feels like they’re falling, they might respond in a particular way. They might suddenly extend their arms and legs, arch their back, and then curl everything in again. Your baby may or may not cry when they do this.

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