mommies just a minute pls

[twiney]

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It helped but I didn't need more than one pack after I went back to pampers cruisers in the next size up (from 4-5) but he wasn't feeding in the night.

[missus_vegas]

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so Twiney u was asking about cereal in the SB....

instead of trying to get her to eat regular supper ie watever grown ups are eating. should i be keeping her supper to cereal then? wat i have been doing is porride a morning and late afternoon and then supper. if she no eat none a di supper then i would give porrige but never after 7 ish

[twiney]

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If she eat the supper it is all good just try make she eat har belly full before she go bed whether porridge or other food.

[Stormmey]

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Vegas I have no advice to give you as littlestormm wake up every three hours for food and I change/feed him then. I use the new born reg. and a guess as he wakes up so often he does not get a chance to get soaked so no ON yet.....dont even know if they have ON for newborns

My problem is why this likklebwoy nyam so much, titi plus 5oz wid likkle cereal and yes I have nuff milk. Yes yes I know people say too much food.....but he is always hungry he is three months and two weeks.

[missus_vegas]

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dont think u have to worry about overnites untill dem around her age.

as for the feeding i wont give u ne advise cus mi no want him spoil like mines.
but listen to the others and i guess do wat works for u.

as much as i try to do wat ppl suggest it doesnt always work in our house.

[Peasie]

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When she wakes up at night, what does she do? Cry? Whimper? Call out for mommy?

When she wakes up at night, what do you do? Run to her right away? Let her cry a little? Feed her right away?

At 14 months, waking up 2-3 times at night may need some behavior modification on both baby and parents

[missus_vegas]

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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Peasie</div><div class="ubbcode-body">When she wakes up at night, what does she do? Cry? Whimper? Call out for mommy?

When she wakes up at night, what do you do? Run to her right away? Let her cry a little? Feed her right away?

At 14 months, waking up 2-3 times at night may need some behavior modification on both baby and parents </div></div>

i listen to see if its a cry that says i wlont go back to sleep w/o some attenention before going to her. i give her the bottle and she sucks her self back to sleep. sometimes she finish wat she get sometmes she just suck a little and dash weh di bakkle and go sleep.

ETA: if u dont go to her she will stand and call out for momma vegas. its actually quite funny. to hear her call me that. she has hurt herself by banging her mouth on the crib in one of her tantrums. she is not the kind of baby dat cry and stop ne time soon. she goes work herself into a frenzy. I try to get to her ASAP so she no get work up. cus then i have lay with her moslty on my tummy till she fall asleep. that is the hard way out cus sometimes as mi get up fi put her back she wake. she has fallen off the bed twice dat way cus mi fall asleep.

[Peasie]

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OK. Plus she has had her little schedule turned around what with the time in Jamaica and back home again

It is one of the hardest things for a mother to ignore her child's crying But you are going to have to get serious with Missy

First, check that there are no health concerns - teething, cold, fever - and check with your health professional.

Then develop and stick to a routine at bed time and during the night. All children feel comforted and secure when they have a predictable schedule. She is a very bright little girl but she needs to know what her boundaries are

Maybe give her cereal, bath, story, bottle, before bed. Put her down. Let her fuss. Don't rush to her when she cries out during the night. If you know that all is well with her, try to ignore her as she works herself up in a tizzy. Try it for 3 nights and see if she settles down on her own.

In the mean time, you will be a nervous wreak! But try it and see what happens.

[ILP]

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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Gen</div><div class="ubbcode-body">after a while mi just stop buy the teefing diapers and just used these, them thick like diapers but it is cotton/cloth.


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Is these Hunter use. He is usually dry at when he wake up in the morning. But as im wake is on the pot im go. Mi neva meet a bwoy that so enthrall wid &quot;pooping in dah potty mommie, yeeeeeaaaaahhhhh!!!!&quot;