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Comment on Leg Pain During Pregnancy – 3 Tips to Avoid Leg Pain During Pregnancy by Hannah

Hannah — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 16:54:08 +0000

I’m giving the exercises you mention a go as I believe I have it although I haven’t consulted my doctor just yet. I wondered how much it will affect labour? Obviously I would like it to be as pain free as possible.

Comment on How Many Weeks Into Your Pregnancy Did You Start Experiencing Morning Sickness? by Kristen

Kristen — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 21:42:35 +0000

First off congrats! I was exactly 7 weeks to the day when my morning sickness started, and its still going strong at 11 weeks! Its getting a little better though. Not everyone gets it though, hopefully your one of the lucky ones! Good luck!

Comment on Not Breastfeeding My Newborn Tonight,should I Pump My Milk If They Get Engorged? by Casey

Casey — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 18:22:32 +0000

Yes, pump, but dispose of the milk so he doesn’t get this again.

Comment on How Many Weeks Into Your Pregnancy Did You Start Experiencing Morning Sickness? by SASHA S

SASHA S — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 17:51:11 +0000

I experienced morning sickness from the day after i found out i was pregnant which was like 6weeks until about 4months.I’m 6months now and i also have some blood when i blow my nose i always thought it was the weather not really sure but ask ya doc. HOW FAR ALONG R U?I think morning sickness is a mind thing.

Comment on Not Breastfeeding My Newborn Tonight,should I Pump My Milk If They Get Engorged? by Ted

Ted — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 17:44:35 +0000

Pumping can’t hurt but engourgement can, so may as well pump to be on the safe side. Congrats on the little one. Enjoy!

Comment on Not Breastfeeding My Newborn Tonight,should I Pump My Milk If They Get Engorged? by Mommy of 2 Boys

Mommy of 2 Boys — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 17:28:48 +0000

It amazes me at the number of people who instead of answering your question try to push their ideas on you. People….she didn’t ask you if she should breastfeed tonight…she asked about pumping so why not just answer her question! Geez!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yes honey you should pump because getting engorged will be very painful for you. If you think that the baby is not agreeing with something you ate go ahead and dispose of what you pump and use formula. When you go back to breastfeeding if it turns runny again, you will know that it is just going to be like that and not worry next time. Also, the best advice I can tell you is to do what works for you and your baby. There will always be people out there telling you what they think you should do as if it is the only way of doing things. Best wishes to you and your baby.
KITTYKATEMMEBOT……I do not need you to school me on breastfeeding/formula feeding. I have given birth to 2 children and am well aware of the pros & cons of both. My problem was that instead of answering her question people go on rants about breastfeeding….that is pushing an agenda. She is already a breastfeeder….her question was about pumping versus not pumping. When people vear away from the actual question it’s called pushing their agenda. Thanks for the breastfeeding lesson though

Comment on What Is The Best Post Pregnancy Diet And Exercise? by Britney

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Comment on How Many Weeks Into Your Pregnancy Did You Start Experiencing Morning Sickness? by orangefl

orangefl — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 14:49:25 +0000

My morning sickness started at five weeks and seems to have slacked up since week eleven. Your body is working hard to pump blood to you and your baby, so nose bleeds are supposed to be a lot more common. I haven’t had that experience yet, but I know other pregnant women who have.

Comment on Not Breastfeeding My Newborn Tonight,should I Pump My Milk If They Get Engorged? by Morgan's mummy pregnant with

Morgan's mummy pregnant with — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 14:24:51 +0000

my son was breastfed and he had quite runny poo – its normal as breastmilk is so easy to digest. if he does have an upset stomach changing his diet suddenly may do more harm than good

Comment on Any Ideas About An Elimination Diet For Breastfeeding My Baby Who Has Eczema? by nodotdot

nodotdot — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 12:34:02 +0000

The top 8 allergenic foods are milk, egg, peanut, tree nut (walnut, cashew, etc), fish, shellfish, soy, and wheat. You could try doing a rotation diet and eliminating each one for a week or two, in different rotations, to see what he reacts to.
I included a couple of links on elimination diets. I would also check out the Mothering.com discussion forums (link in the Source). Many mamas there have done elimination diets to find out what they’re breastfed babies are allergic to. Try doing a search there for ‘elimination diet’ and browse through the Nutrition threads.
Good luck!