Hmm, the weight question begs more information: birth weight and lowest weight, number of daily dipes?
Quoting munchkinfairie3:
@mostlymaydays-you're right I shouldn't be so quick to say no time, but still. And she was born at 8lb 6oz, hit 11lbs and been there for 3 months. She's not pooping daily, but as with each of my kids she didn't stop that until I began giving her solids. And no NEVER EVER a dull moment, and when there is...I worry
Quoting mostlymaydays:
And are you nursing BEFORE offering solids? Breastmilk packs more caloric bang for the buck than any baby food.
Yes, I am breastfeeding before offering solids. And my bean (the breastfed baby's nickname) is exceptionally clingy too
1. Who's giving the bottle? If it;s you, that's the problem. Hand baby to caregiver. LEAVE. With instructions that you are to be called only for blood or flames; the caregiver has to find his/her depth with baby. They will survive. REALLY. Babies frequently refuse bottles given by mom. Would you take stale cookies if your mom had just baked a fresh batch?
2. DIpes? Sounds like you're doing the right things... what was her lowest weight? She should be six pounds above that. If she put on a lot early, it's possible for her to plateau for a few months and then start gaining again.
2) she was born @ 8 lbs 6oz, went to 11 lbs by 3 months, and no gain since. She is producing few stool diapers (but then I must add I have introduced some solids) and only 2-3 wet ones per day. She's still in a size 1-2 diaper also, but height and HC are on track



- munchkinfairie3
on Feb. 12, 2012 at 10:28 PM