We also discussed Charlie's love of sucking. ;) If I let him, I'm pretty sure he would surgically attach himself to my boobs. While the ladies of La Leche League would be all for this, it doesn't really work for me. Dr. G suggested sparingly using a clean finger or a pacifier to help soothe him without the use of my chest. I'm so torn on this, because I don't want him to become attached to either of those items. But I also know that I won't be able to function if I continue to have days and nights when he is "nursing" every 1.5-2 hours! This parenting thing is hard sometimes.
Breakfast - two slices of whole grain toast with natural peanut butter; clementine; cranberry juice
Snack - Greek peach yogurt
Lunch - "chicken" pieces, one slice of American cheese, romaine, and light honey mustard on a whole wheat wrap; roasted potatoes
Snack - handful of sourdough pretzels; half a mini quiche with asparagus and peppers
Dinner - piece of vegetable lasagna (broccoli, cauliflower and carrots)
Dessert - one bite of tiramisu
2 comments:
I recommend you continue doing what you're doing with breastfeeding for the first month. You can decide to introduce a pacifier at a month if you feel the need at that point. The AAP actually recommends a month for BFing babies. Little Charlie is putting in his order right now. The feeds will stretch themselves out and you will get more sleep as he ages.
Awesome job on the weight gain!
Thank you! I actually read this same thing today (about waiting a month). :)
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