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How are things going now?  Are you feeling better?  Hopefully things a settling into a good routine now.
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Originally posted by lou lou wrote:

How are things going now? Are you feeling better? Hopefully things a settling into a good routine now.


Hey,Yeah Im doing ok, some days I feel like I just want to leave and then other days Im like how could I think that! Jamie(husband) is helping me out a wee bit which is good. Also getting out and about or having people coming over helps too.
Bailey on the other hand isnt doing any better!! some days Im lucky if he sleep 15 - 30 minutes at a time and then hes up for anywhere up to 5 hours!!! Hes got reflux/colic which isnt getting any better and nothing I give him seems to work He isnt vomitting as much but when he does he vomitts so much he dry reaches because there is nothing left in him.. Poor Thing.

Im thinking if the weather here in Chch eases up tomorrow Ill take him back to the doctors. Ill keep you posted

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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Xander&Harmony Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 20 September 2005 at 8:14am
yeah Trish,id take him back for sure.I no wot its like having bubs not sleep!!! mine doesnt sleep in her cot during the day at all but if were in the car she will nod off.little so and so's arent they.Baileys just so gorgeous
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Do you use a sling/frontpack?  I found our sling really good as Sophie wouldn't sleep if I put her in her cot.  I think she found it much better to be upright.  Also meant I had my hands free to get stuff done.

Keep working at it things will get better

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The front pack is a life saver for me some days when Joey is really cranky too. I just put him in it and walk around doing the laundry, dishes etc. He falls asleep pretty quickly usually!

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Just wondering if you are still breast feeding or formula.
When I was breast feeding my last one, he had really bad reflux and hardly slept. I put him on SMA Gold and boy what a different baby he was. If breast feeding, maybe try expressing and add something to thicken your milk, or put in the anti-reflux into it. The biggest problem is, Bailey is too hungry to sleep and probably too tired to drink. Try one bottle of formula and see how he goes. Its worth a try.
I know how you feel with this problem and the lack of time out and sleep is nerve racking. My last midwife, was a real breast is best person, even though she could see it was really bad on, not only my health, but my sons as well. He was loosing weight. I ended up, going behind her back and putting him on formula. I didnt tell her untill a couple of weeks later.
I will never let anyone put me, or my babys health in that situation again. If I feel this one isnt getting what she needs from me then, I will put her on formula too.
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Thanks every one, Yes I have a front pack and the last time I put him in it he just screamed
I am still Breastfeeding but only just, Ive had enough. I want to take him back to the doctors but its so cold and wet outside(3.0 degrees according to http://www.ccc.govt.nz/weatherdata/waterweb.htm), I dont really want to go out. (Its been snowing here in CHCH)
Hopefully the weather will ease up a bit later and Ill take him then.
Ive also been told from my friend that maybe I should try him on formula but I dont know, Id feel even more like I have failed
Ill let you know If I get to the doctors today

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Ohhhhh....I love those pics Trish....he is such a handsome little guy!!!!

If he takes a liking to the formula then its because thats what suits him the best, and you have not failed! please stop being so hard on yourself!

I am sure every thing will be just fine.

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I totally agree with everything Roksana said. Your not a failure. Do try him on formula, it wont hurt him. Try a thick one though, so it has less chance of coming back up. I used SMA Gold because I was told it was the thickest one on the market.
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Have you looked in Cranial Massage Therapy? Sounds like new age namby pamby but apparently it is worth the time effort and money.

http://www.cranial.co.nz/cst_how_does_it_work.htm

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http://www.wellspring.co.nz/practices/Cranial%20Osteopathy/cranial_osteo.html

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http://www.wtp.co.nz/osteopathy.html

check it out on the net, I have had many friends who have had kids with colic / reflux, a few sessions with a massage therapist and they have had new babies.

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http://www.wtp.co.nz/cranial_osteopathy.html

How do babies benefit from Cranial Osteopathy?
During birth the bones of a babies skull are compressed and will often overlap each other. Following the birth the bones will try to reform into their normal positions to allow the inner movement of the brain, the fluid and the containment membranes to take place. Commonly not all the positions are how the body would like it to be, and when this happens the body must now attempt to compensate for these malpositions. These compensations will often cause the baby to become unsettled in a variety of ways, as the babies body tries to come to terms with the problems that exist. Some of these problems may lead to colic, poor sleeping ability, poor feeding ability or just crying or unsettled.

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Try him in the front pack again! Joey has days where he doesn't like it either, I just kept trying.

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A friend of mine took her son to a Cranial Osteopath person, and it made quite a difference to him.  Some can be quite new agey, but not all
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