Fatigue but also by obligation when traveling, I will be induced to leave my baby and I can not get my milk from which the resort to artificial milk. I do not know if it is harmful to his little belly. So far (six weeks) he did not have colic. A little bit sore one day and that's it. It happened very quickly. Consequence of a temporary mixed feeding? Thank you!

Of course not. By cons, it is not clear that he accepts!

It is not until the formula is bad for baby's tummy, but only that it does not digest the same way as breast milk. Nobody can know in advance how to react the digestive system of your baby … It may well have to digest it as colic, spit up, be constipated … The biggest risk is that of nipple confusion. It is possible that after having tasted a bottle baby does not want or do not know more breastfeed. Some babies pass easily from breast to bottle and the bottle to the breast, while for others it takes is a bottle for all haywire. This is not inevitable but it is a real possibility. Some will tell you that it does not risk anything, they did not worry … Good for them! Mostly it's true that it goes well, but be aware that there are still a risk (and when it falls on you …). It is more prudent to offer milk in another way (syringe, pipette, glass, cup, …), especially if. ), Especially for troubleshooting sic'est only once or twice. Finds time to rest is important. A nap at the same time that baby and you're off again! Courage!

Hello, I exclusively breastfeed my children for three months and by the fourth month I included a bottle of milk powder, the fourth month. No worries. My children are easily took a bottle. At worst if you can, ask Dad to give him. That said INFORMED near you in your / your pediatrician when a brand of milk to make.

Not even had a small stroke of seals soft and not too dark?? I'd be surprised.

You just do a mixed feeding which is sometimes recommended by physicians because the mother has insufficient milk or mixed you finally stopped breastfeeding because it is a step baby will probably be in a few months than bottle … If you're afraid of collic … Just watch the milk powder that you give to your baby … and especially the quantity of milk. DRINK bottle is easier, so baby can take large amounts of milk … or drinking too fast … and that could give him a stomach ache … So as a mom you see how he likes it or not the bottle or not he likes his pacifier … and if you mixed from time to time and that baby is growing well … OF COURSE be vigilant in relation to colic and constipation mostly … My children have always been mixed … and most important is to not change the milk powder … because it can cause constipation. By cons, when you give him the bottle you limit your lactation and therefore eventually you'll get a little less milk …

You need not justify yourself, give the bib when you can not breastfeed and if you think he has collic then chooses a milk thickens.

bin at the beginning I gave a bib from time to time although I was breastfeeding exclusively to be able to rest had opted for the rubber pacifier nuk nikel been no confusion. after the choice of milk I know what I had but there's always a risk to her stomach because you can not know in advance how his body will react. then sit back and sleep when baby sleeps and other household leaves aside … me either I can not get my milk and I've been full.

7 months pregnant j anguish Due gestational diabetes that is just me discover. L arison is that I am afraid that diabetes is more long d before my pregnancy because I d already similar symptoms: thirst and desire of urination and that I have not had a review of glucose before it … please tell me your experience if you had the same problem. When did we diagnosed diabetes, the effect on your baby … thank you

Diabetes ok good it's scary, but it does not live, now that you've been dectecté diabetic, you will be followed by a diabetes specialist who will help you manage your blood sugar by changing your diet if necessary. .. and you will possibly bite dinsuline or treatment tablet, but it's going to depend on your blood sugar if you really have doubts about your diabetes is to say it would date from before thy pregnancy, especially in talking to the diabetologist that you do the test, because gestational diabetes is not treated the same way as type 1 diabetes (insulin dependent) or 2 (bold). the baby of a diabetic is often larger Q'una another birth, that's why a diabetic woman will often be triggered prematurely (but not an obligation, eh) while stress does not see with your diabetologist and above am everything you said to do for your health and that of your baby. courage, more than 2 months and baby will be in your arms. I wish you a beautiful end of a great pregnancy and childbirth.

Hey, I was in the same situation as you for my 1st pregnancy but not panic, I was followed by an endocrinologist who prescribed a diet low in sugars and fats, that's all the when you manage your diet well, there is no worry to make it sure it's not always easy to stop eating chocolate or other sweets, but tell yourself that this is only for 2 months, what is that in a lifetime to have a beautiful healthy baby! anyway, diabetes disappears by itself a few days after childbirth, normal.Pour everything will be safe, your doctor will a blood test and general condition improves your self-même.Pour tell you about my experience everything went well until the end, baby was in good shape and I found my health of panel and I'm in my 5th month of pregnancy and I know I'm diabetic so I am careful what I eat while respecting the needs / day for me and bébé.Je wish you a beautiful baby!

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I am 7 months pregnant and I have gestational diabetes. Except I'm not sure that he does not date d before my pregnancy because I d already eager d before and urinate as often very thirsty. No trace of glucose test before this 7 months: (j anguish bcp seen the effects on the fetus if I were already Diabetes in Q1 Have you had your glucose test in Q1 or do you have the fact that at last? ? when did we detect your diabetes if you have had l?

What to do? The goal of treatment is to maintain blood glucose levels normal while strictly maintaining adequate dietary intake for the Mother and Child, you need: * Monitor blood glucose and urine: "Everything is Easy by Supervisor! This allows Verify ": o What is the Food Balance Respected o You wrongfully deprived o What is the Glycemic Objective Obtained o We recommend you monitor the blood glucose levels several times per day * Have a balanced diet: Nothing is possible without it! The Dietitian is there to assist you * Have a physical activity consistent with the pregnancy because it also improves blood glucose * It is sometimes necessary to introduce insulin therapy # Most women with gestational diabetes give birth to babies health conditionfollow the tips for maintaining blood glucose within normal # However there are risks for the baby: * excessive weight gain (more than 4 kg). The delivery can be difficult requiring Caesarean * Risk of hypoglycemia (low blood glucose) in the early days because the baby's pancreas had the habit of making much insulin during pregnancy. It will take several days to break this habit

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voila I am 36 weeks pregnant I have slight pain as if I am having my period es-I'll give birth prematurely? few months since we moved from the Department I am too tired I rest not as it should es -it's dangerous for my pregnancy? thank you for helping me

Well, the first thing to do is go get some rest. Obviously too tired and you do not have enough rest is no good. But hey, do not worry, it's not dangerous either. Go get some rest and relax you. If it does not, please feel free to go to casualty, they are here for, even at night! It is better to be too cautious than not enough. And if it feel better, call your gyneco tomorrow, it makes you maybe a little control. Good luck, and from now on is yourself! (I know, I have a son 5 years)

must quickly check pending should not carry heavy objects and relax

I'm the same as you (I'm almost finally has 35sa) and I have the same problem too, but my 3rd pregnancy, my CA was doing this to me since 5months and half of pregnancy, and everything is well (neck tightly closed and all) myself when I do it makes me especially in the evening and you? you must check if it is regular and if it lasts, if it makes you the example for a half hour and then it's all okay, so the fact that you regularly and increasingly closer then it should go to emergency it may be shrinking work and yes to answer your question, your move has had to play on these pains, good end of pregnancy you, and courage if you're really worried call your doctor or gyneco tomorrow morning will tell you exactly what to do bizzz!

Me, when I had it, I gave birth to just 1 week later. That does not mean that this is what awaits you, but it is often a sign that the end is near. The baby's lungs are run from the 37th week. So do not fear anything.

Your pain is certainly contractions. It is not uncommon to have during pregnancy, we used to say that so that in no more than 10 per day, not worrying. if you have more, please feel free to visit. obviously fatigue is not very good for you and your baby well, you must rest! know that you're finally a 36 weeks premature threshold is reached its a 37 that does not mean that you can deliver at this stage, but that means it's likely that baby go well if it comes to this term. of course it is preferable for him to stay as long as warm! and for this you have to stay quiet and rest! more that you will benefit after the birth!

will refer to doc gyneco

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