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WIth baby no. 2 and subsequent....especially no. 5 , the head can go in and out of the pelvis and isn't usually related to when you'll go into labour. So even though it was 4/5 down today, it may b...

I could be wrong but I think the manual pumps tend to be more or less the same. They are good for infrequent use and also if you don't have any trouble achieving a let down, however many people ca...

Have you heard of Velcro Babies? http://www.askdrsears.com/topics/fussy-baby/high-need-baby/what-high-need-means-story-about-our-high-need-baby Someone posted about this in another Forum I read....

Has anyone used the Medela manual pump? Curious as I want a pump just for occasional use and don't want to spend lots on an electric one...

Hi, Get her used to being on the play mat, also try a bouncer?, by slowly increasing the time you take to actually pick her up. When my bub starts to whinge I will move him from floor, to bouncer a...

That's a tough one. Poor little thing, being so hard on herself. If you can't help her on your own a psychologist could be loads of help!

...outside of your list... Bonnie Jean Bonnie May

Both have their pros.... But pro family day care... They get out and about....shopping, play groups, walks, library, shows etc depending on carer of course Less chance of getting sick as there are...

when I was pregnant I thought I would have been really self conscious and wasn't even really keen to feed in front of my family or friends, but as soon as the baby was born I really didn't care! ...

1 day makes absolutely zero difference. Babies come when they are ready. If they needed a date to go by for induction for any reason that 1 day still makes zero difference. : )

By giving formula you are just replacing one feed with another....I'd offer water instead. Working a treat for my baby so far. Have done it twice and he has had a little drink, gone back to sleep a...

Rose came to mind before I even read any of the replies! Lovely!

Hi Could you try and get her to sleep in a portacot downstairs or where ever you are....so she can still hear you etc.. Goodluck!

Hi! I would try feeding her half hour or so before bed time outside of her bedroom, at first when she goes down at night. Then when you put her in her cot make sure she is awake and calm, say good...

Thanks for your replies! You have all given me things to think about! : )

That's a good idea... Maybe I will give solids a bit earlier so he has a better breastfeed before bed. That might start the night better with his tummy more full. Goodluck with your little one : )