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My grandson has arrived! Yay me.
We are having some issues and I need advice.
Midwife wants him to use formula (not a lot) since the breast milk has not come in yet. He is very sleepy and is not productively feeding. (Which of course would stimulate the milk to come in )
Son and daughter in law are reluctant but want to do the best for baby. I cannot find any formula for infants that does not contain soy or seed oils. Midwife says no to whole milk and the baby is jaundice and really needs to get the gi system moving
Advice?
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Yarnlady 🧶 · 1w
My experience was I felt useless as a mother because I couldn't feed my child as nature intended. Get the baby fed and get the stress off mama, I had to tickle Jr's feet and strip him down to keep him awake while trying to nurse (my milk never came in after trying many things to stimulate it) or fee...
LMK · 1w
So, first I'll say, I've never breast fed, not given birth yet== not an expert. Things I've seen/read//questions: -breast milk can be very slow to come in. Is she getting even the tiniest drop? I've heard that newborns don't need much, just need a tiny amount often. -is baby able to latch? -Does mo...
Odd Plum · 1w
Curious again... Why are they pushing for formula if the issue is that he is too tired to work for it? How would formula help that? It is so completely normal for milk to not be in this early. I am starting to get frustrated with this midwife. Hahaha
Odd Plum · 1w
Momma obviously wants to do things the natural way given her attempt at home birth. I had a natural birth in hospital with my first and they were all annoyed with me for doing so because it was taking too long and kept pushing for things I didn't want. This is reminding me of that situation and I am...
Odd Plum · 1w
Doctors these days make too many women feel like failures by scaring them, making them think they can't produce enough milk, and leading them to give up too early on breastfeeding.
Grace and Truth · 1w
Mother's milk is best, but a bit of formula is okay. I'd avoid cow's milk - human babies don't have four stomachs. While working on getting breastmilk coming, let the formula take the pressure off and keep the baby fed. Even if it has a few frustrating ingredients, it's better than nothing. Whether...
whit · 1w
I (and other mothers) used herbs fenugreek, & blessed thistle seemed to help us all. What are they using the break down the bilirubin for the Jaundice?
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Odd Plum · 1w
How are mom and baby doing this morning?
John Satsman · 1w
Tap daddy in for the assistance in getting the milk to flow
karo · 1w
I don't know if you're still seeking advice. We fed our babies Kirkland formula and Enfamil Neuropro in the early days. Both of them have seed oils in their ingredient list. It is important to get his GI tract going. Calories need to go in, however that looks like. Formula is not a forever thing. ...