Just started on Omeprazole

I take it she is on granules? I have heard the purple spheres are normal for those having the granules instead of the liquid (granules are supposed to be better).

Jackson has his omeprazole in morning and evening. He initially just had it in the morning but by the end of the day he was aggravated again.

I've heard that the omeprazole granules are up to 20% more effective than the suspension. We are using the suspension and it is working well (when she doesn't throw it up!). Isobelle is on 2mls twice a day and she is only 12 weeks old, is that a lot? Im wondering if the granules are more effective if we would be able to give her less.

We had terrible sleeping issue with Dominic, it is such hard work. If she is not in any discomfort and it is just sleeping issues now there is quite a bit you can do but no magic cure sorry
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One thing I learnt with Dom was that it takes 3 days to form a habit and 17ish days to break it. We are so lucky in Hamilton we have the Family Centre, a group of ex midwives and plunket nurses who help families with feeding and sleeping issues. They are reflux experts too. Ive been there with both babies. For our sleeping issues with Dom they found the sorce, which was my milk supply, fixed that and then worked on the habits. What they had me do was a feed,play, sleep routine (not for everyone but worked for us). He was only up for an hour or til he started to show tired signs. Then we had to develop sleep associations (other than you or DH). For Dom we did nappy change, story, wrap, dummy and place him in his cot. If he cried we went back in resettled him, rewrap if necessary (he was such a hodini!) and quietly leave again. If he really lost the plot we sometimes had to pick him up and comfort him but always put him back in the cot before he was completely asleep. We often had to stay with him for a while and slowly start ease away and leave the room. It took a while but it is a gentle way to teaching them to go to sleep. I never felt comfortable with control crying and there is lots of research suggesting that it is inappropriate for a baby under 6 months as well, and especially reflux babies. There is tons of methods to teach babies to sleep out there which Im sure you are aware of. Because you know your baby better than anyone I would read up on a few different ones and take what you like and what you think will suit Amelia (love the name by the way) and go with that. Just be prepared for it to take a while to work.

You must be exhausted! I think it would still be worth going to see your Family Centre because if she doesn't get enough sleep in the day she will be overtired and unable to settle at night. Babies are the opposite of us, the more they sleep during the day the better they sleep at night. It could be that her omperazole dose needs to be reviewed. Is she feeding well? When Dominic started doing the same thing it was my milk supply.
If you are really desparate you could ask if your maternity unit runs a mothercraft centre, they do sleep training and it is a full day/night thing. My plunket nurse suggested it for Dominic and I never went because I was scared they would force control crying on me, as it turns out they work with what you want to do but they also let you get some sleep.

and you do know to wait for half an hour after to give milk as milk nutralises it (spelling?) and baby pears is a good thing to mix the granules apparently (info off that website above)