It's in your first sentence: "A month and a half"! At this age, it's breasts and arms constantly you know! it arranges with age, but so far nothing unusual. So yes, it is exhausting, tiring, especially because she does not sleep through the night … but I reassure you, it's passenger. You have nothing to reproach you do not, you do not exaggerate. By cons, as relayed to you dad take her in his arms, you breath a little. It also advocates the sling at that age, but this is not a requirement. Otherwise, little by little, you'll find a balance between your needs and those of the baby. Come on, these are the first three months the hardest! Courage!

're not out of the woods as if she is like me .. My mother had 6 children, I am the third, she had milk in abundance .. I have benefited up to the age of 5! I stopped because my friends made fun of me! Then courage

Even if was not necessarily obvious, leaves a little cry (not three hours either), maybe she will calm her even after several minutes … and then breastfeeding will develop gradually and more smoothly and less often, it'll go a few weeks galley, but courage!

I sympathize because I went through again … All this is normal already … breastfeeding will also yes it's true. But there it was slightly overwhelmed … Nurse is feeding but also be comforted and reassured. Ok but it also requires you breathe. There are also fears the evening, colic etc. … short these first months are not simple. magic solution that will change your life is … bb or better yet the sling! (informs you on the net). You'll wear it, it will be propped against you warm, head between your breasts, you'll see it will not be long before she sleeps … or if she does not sleep, it will be super well, rocked by your movements. So you have your hands free to cook a little, do some household smoothly because no sudden movements too of course, extend a laundry … Courage it goes alone! Here, a link this morning, a question somewhat similar … and yes! we pass by all. and yes! we pass all talking about. http://fr.answers.yahoo.com/question/index; _ylt = AqnHf0XGK2U1aTKZHQfy0qw5Agx.; _ylv = 3? qid = 20100225000210AAXn6rt & show = 7 # profile-info-749449fd2cd0a5e16a05836e2206fc21aa

Do not panic! I have a shrimp 7 months. I breastfed for 1 month and a half before moving to the bottle. With Dad we thought never able to take off our hands … we were worried, tired, stressed … but we never stop trying to place it in bed or recliner (daytime). And one fine day (and it will happen sooner than you think!) plus a tear! She stayed a few hours in bed, stayed quietly in his recliner (I was about to sell on eb … thinking it will stay there forever ….!!). short, it must be patient and try again and again. The baby changing very rapidly and constantly surprise us. With regard to breastfeeding "on demand", nothing prevents you regulate a little spacing catches gradually. When I breastfeed I thought she was always hungry but always putting it in the slightest tear, I have not helped to relieve his colliquative … This is my pediatrician told me that "forced" to space. This is my pediatrician told me that "forced" to espacerles feedings from 1 months because I wanted more upright … (10 to 15 tété/24h !!!). We spent all 3 hours. My breasts have thanked me and I realized that my chip was in fact not a stomach on legs! Of course sometimes it was after 2:30, I tuned to baby but I breathed and is more relaxed my louloute was also greater. And between each feeding, cuddling, finger (mine!) In the mouth and attempts recliner and bed. I understand and know how it is not clear but I also know, from my little experience of 7 months each time a bit difficult or complicated does not drive much longer. I think you should distinguish between the need hugs and "vital" for your baby to feel you against him, for reassurance, cuddles (at that age c 'is so important – for you deux/trois-) and his need to eat / suck. Courage, perseverance and patience.

A month and a half? Ben is normal! It is not his night? Normal! fortunately!