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KitKat
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Topic: Reflux has come back w Vengence Posted: 29 July 2009 at 2:16pm |
Why would Locky start having reflux again.... he always had a bit, but I thought the afternoon screeming sessions were behind us. He is nearly 10 weeks now.
He has started to completely lose it when I try and burp him mid bottle too, never used to. And I mean 'screaming' gimme my bottle back type thing.
I thought they were supposed to grow out of it by 12 weeks???
Any ideas?? Or on how to burp him without him getting so stressed out??
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cuppatea
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Posted: 29 July 2009 at 2:33pm |
I know some children still taking reflux medicine who are over 12 months, they both have allergy issues as well though.
Maybe he's meds need adjusting? have you changed formula recently or anything else that might have made a difference to him?
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Posted: 29 July 2009 at 5:46pm |
What happens if you don't stop to burp him?
Amy hated to stop during the bottle and with Sophie, if I stopped and then tried to put the bottle back in her mouth, she would often power chuck the whole lot back at me
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Posted: 29 July 2009 at 6:20pm |
My DD2 has not grown out of her reflux yet....
she has been on losec since she was 7 weeks old....we have tried weaning her a few times and still not happening......she will be 16 months old in a few days..
Doctors think she will be on it till she around 2 yrs.....and we have been told not to try weaning her off it again for another 3 months....
Best of luck with your little man.....if he has reflux it might be a while yet before he grows out of it
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KitKat
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Posted: 29 July 2009 at 8:20pm |
oh no I hope it doesnt last that long! I bet she hates it poor thing... they seem like theyre in so much pain from the burning.
Cuppatea- no change on the formula... not since we tried the goatsmilk for 24 hrs. that was a tin of HA ago now.
I gave him some chamomile tea this avo when it looked like it was all going to progress- and we averted the screaming- but I could hear him swallowing it back down, and he wouldnt let me put him down, I had to walk round the house with him facing outwards for over an hour. could be worse i know, and it has been in the past... so im gratefull really. just want to help him the best i can i guess.
thanks everyone.
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Posted: 30 July 2009 at 12:31am |
We kept Callum on ranitidine till he was 6 months, we tried weaning him off a couple of times before that (4 & 5 months) but he wasn't ready and within a day or two he would be screaming at bed time and sicking up more
DH and I used to disagree over burping 1/2 way through the bottle - I stopped it earlier than he did because I thought C was screaming FOR the bottle whereas DH thought he still needed burping...
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Posted: 30 July 2009 at 1:32pm |
KitKat have you tried anything to help him bring the wind up like weleda colic powder or infacol? It may be that the wind is causing colic and that is aggrevating the reflux.
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Posted: 30 July 2009 at 1:56pm |
We use Weleda every bottle, and Rhuger at the beginning. And sometimes gripewater instead of rhuger.
I tried Infacol once ind he spewed the whole bottle (it seemed) it seemed to evacuate his tum.
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Posted: 27 August 2009 at 7:28pm |
Not quite on topic but helpful for you to know. Apparently potato is not good with reflux babies so bear that in mind when introducing foods.
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Posted: 27 August 2009 at 10:17pm |
Thats interesting Aliasmum! Potato is the one food that Campbell hates, and he hasn't even had it by itself! He's only tried it in foods where potato is an ingredient, and he's not had a bar of those foods!
Good to know, even though I was steering clear of it anyway!
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Posted: 30 August 2009 at 8:56am |
Very interesting.... I cant wait to introduce foods.....
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Posted: 10 September 2009 at 11:18am |
God- here I am again- I dont even need to start a new topic- De Ja Vu.
I am getting so depressed about it, He screams for hours, my life has gone out the window. I cant take him anywhere- the antenatal coffee group meet up, doc appt went to sh*te cos I couldnt make it out the house.
I told DP I didnt want any more kids if this is what its like. Its affecting everything.
I am starting work on Monday cos we need the money- I think DP makes a better mum anyway. God I am so sh*t at all this... I just cant cope with it all. I spend most of the day in tears with Locky.
Sorry to sound like a dick. I feel like such a failure.
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Posted: 10 September 2009 at 1:33pm |
You're not a failure! I went back at 5 months with my first. I hated being at home with her.
I'm sure you are trying everything, but have you got him on a dummy? I know that helps Cooper.
But I feel for you , we had hours of screaming last night after I introduced a new food.
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Posted: 21 September 2009 at 10:46pm |
hi sorry to drop in to your conversation, but i had the mega chucker miss amelia and my saving grace was i hired a motorised swing, the one in the frame, that u can lay back. I would feed and put in that and hide it from the plunket nurse!!! heehehehehe it may not be in the good parenting guide but it totally saved me, also took her to cranial ostiopath and learnt how to massage her, all of these compined got me thru her first year. i am now doing it all ova again with a few extras thrown in. try www.cryingoverspiltmilk.co.nz is great site with lots of ideas
and please dont eva blame or feel bad. millions of hugs
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Posted: 23 September 2009 at 8:51pm |
I hope things are getting better for you. I know what it is like to have a baby stop to burp half way and then just scream. Mine then refused to take the bottle back again! It was taking 1 1/2 hours to get a feed of 150mls into her. All is good now. We had to change to Neocate formula and luckly we have just been able to stop her meds. I went back to work when she was 14 weeks and I couldn't wait to go back - like you I said she would be better at home with DH. Now I actually go to work and miss her! Hang in there, hopefully it will be better soon
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