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1. Name or name you go by on the board 2. Tell us about your children (age, gender, recent frustrations/milestones) 3. How long have you been BF'ing? 4. Do you EBF? Or is your child on formula or solids as well? 3. Since it is February-how about one thing you love about each member of your family...including yourself.
wxbuny- weather bunny!! Alicia Kaidyn Mae- 20 months-girl-Frustrations- potty training!!! She is speaking full sentences and speaks clearer than many three and four year-olds! Gabriel James-12 weeks-boy-no frustrations, yet, lol- he is only waking to eat once a night now, he is playing copy cat with his tongue and blowing raspberries. so cute!!
I EBF both of my babies, Kaidyn until 12.5 months, Gabriel until at least 1, then it's up to him. Right now he only gets BM. I love that my husband works hard so I can stay home with our children, he knows how important it is. I love that DD is so sweet! Empathy is something toddlers usually lack! My little gabriel is just so awesome! He is the happiest baby! I love the fact that I can be a great mom and even though my house is anything but spotless my babies have a great time!
2. John is 2.5 years old. Mark is 11 months. John is a typical almost three year old, asking why all the time and discovering imaginative play. Mark is still not walking, but he has started to take a few steps between things. He doesn't want help. He climbed up on the couch last night without help!
3. I BFed John for 8 months. Mark and I are still going strong. I plan on nursing him until he decides he's done.
4. I EBF Mark until he was 6 months old and then I followed Baby Led Weaning along with some homemade baby foods.
5. I love that my husband is a good listener, even when I think he isn't. I love John's sense of humor and affection. He is the world's greatest snuggler. I love Mark's voice. He is so loud and talky. I love my own cooking...haha! I'm not afraid to admit it.
My name is Desiree (Dez), newmommy1209. I have a very precious 3 month old, Witten, he is the joy of my life. Our biggest milestone is smiling I just love it so much when he gives me a big smile. On the other hand me and DH have gotten a whole 6 hours of sleep in 2 days... I am so tired. We have been BFing since he finally got the hang of it at about 1 month old but he has always had BM.
Well I love DH so much for giving me this child and for being so sweet and giving me a break when I really need one from doing the Mom thing. And for DS (just one...) I love when he is looking up at me it is the sweetest thing ever it makes me feel all warm inside, even when I so tired and cant think straight.
My husband is my strength. I love that I can depend on him for anything. I love everything about both of my DC. I love DS's laugh and the way DD's eyes light up when she smiles. And me --- well, I love the fact I'm still bf-ing DD!
1. Sarahann1978 my name is Sarah
2. My baby love is my son Austin, he just turned 1 on Jan. 22. He takes steps, but is not quite walking yet. He loves to jabber, but doesn't say many actual words. He is in the process of teething, started at 3 months, and has 12 teeth that are either out or at least poking through the skin.
3. I just finished weaning him from BFing this past weekend. I EBF until 9 months when I went on the regular pill and my supply tanked. I supplemented with a little formula, but not much-we only used two cans in the three months. He loves to eat and mostly just eats table food now.
4. My DS: I love his smile and giggles; my DH I love how he compliments me as being a good Mommy; myself: I love that I am being the Mommy/wife that I always hoped to be and keeping up with everything else too.
I love: the way my DD talks with her Daddy - she is already a Daddy's girl lol. (and I love her little, sometimes big farts...baby fats are adorable for some reason!) I also love that even though my DH doesn't always know how to take care of DD, he always lights up her little face in a way that I can't...
My mother and step-father for taking me in after my abusive relationship and being so supportive and loving their only grandchild so much. My babygirl because she is my heart. Myself and my strength to get through our trauma without falling apart and for being strong enough to walk away from a relationship that was not a healthy environment for my baby.
I BF. I pumped after the first week because it was more frustrating to try to get her to stay awake and nurse. And then she would be starving. So I pumped for the first three and half months then all of a sudden one day I forgot my pump at my moms and I tried to feed her and she ate. So now I nurse and pump. She eats rice cereal and applesauce and sweet potatoes. I home make her food and am very proud of that.
2. Tell us about your children (age, gender, recent frustrations/milestones) 1 son, Caleb. He will be 2 years old in 2 more weeks. I am 34 weeks pregnant with a baby girl.
3. How long have you been BF'ing? I breastfed Caleb for 22.5 months. He self-weaned at that point. I am trying to stay active on this board since I will be nursing a new one in a few more weeks.
4. Do you EBF? Or is your child on formula or solids as well? Caleb was EBF until 5 months and then we introduced solids. After he turned 1 we transitioned to whole milk during the day, and nursing in the mornings and at night. He never had any formula.
5. Since it is February-how about one thing you love about each member of your family...including yourself. I love that DH is a wonderful stay at home Daddy and full time college student. I love that I have embraced motherhood and still managed to maintain a good balance with work, family, and friends. I love everything about my son!
3)been BF sice day one, 10 weeks
4)only BM and a vitamin
5) I love that my hubby and I support eachother, laugh at everything. We try not to take things personally, and we love eachother. I love that my son can make me smile no matter what kind of day i'm having. welcome Louise!
Cade male 8 yo Eden female 10 weeks spent the day with MIL yesterday whom I love but not so experienced with children and ended up feeding her every 2 hours blowing through 17 oz of formula in 8 hours when at the sitters she has never had to take more than 12 oz. She only slept in 20 minute naps. I feel horrible! My poor baby. So grateful my MIL was willing to help out though! I know she will get more comfortable
BFing back to work x 3 weeks doing better than expected with pumping
Formula occassionally 2 oz about 2-3 x's week during cluster feedings if I can't keep up. But getting less and less.
I love them all!!!!!
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