Birthclub: January 2024

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DA clinic home vaccination

Anyone tried DA clinic home vaccination before? Is it really fully subsidised by CHAS? Meaning no $ out of pocket?

The standard recommended vaccinations are all free. Except for opt-in ones like rotavirus or flu vaccines. Since its done in home, you will be unable to use the CDA baby bonus card.

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Baby drop in milk intake

Hi mummies.. my baby is turning 6 months soon and I have not started feeding solids. But suddenly from 1000ml a day her intake dropped till about 500-600 a day. She can go for more than 5 hours without milk. At night she refuses to dream feed and have gone on without milk for 14 hours. Thought to go to the PD but not sure what the doctor can do too. Any advice what it may be? She is teething but cannot be no need to drink milk?? #FTM

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Unable to detect fetal heartbeat at 7 weeks 3 days and doctor told me to abort it.

If you are concerned, you may consult another gynae to confirm it before aborting.

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Best Formula Milk for Sensitive infants

Am currently using Enfamil A+ Gentlease. However, it is always getting OOS (shopee, Pandamart, Grabmart & Official website). Anyone knows the next best alternative? Not sure if baby can accept 'normal' FM. Thank you.

If you are currently experiencing difficulty finding Enfamil A+ Gentlease for your sensitive infant, you may want to consider trying Similac Total Comfort Formula as a potential alternative. Similac Total Comfort is known for being gentle on sensitive tummies and may be well-tolerated by your baby. It is formulated to reduce fussiness and gas in babies who have difficulty digesting regular formulas. You can check with local pharmacies, baby stores, or online retailers to see if they have Similac Total Comfort Formula available. Remember to consult with your pediatrician before making any changes to your baby's formula to ensure it is suitable for your baby's specific needs. I hope this suggestion helps you find a suitable alternative formula for your little one. https://invl.io/cll6she

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Anyone experience tailbone pain? Im 5 mths pp and it really hurts when I want to stand up after sitting. Got it since I was pregnant n up till now after delivery. My work is desk bound and always very busy so Im prone to sitting too long. Does it go away?? Tried putting cushion on my chair it didnt work either.

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Baby not drinking milk after vaccination

My baby got 4 months vaccination and now doesn’t drink milk. Tried to nurse and used bottle as well. He simply doesn’t seem to energy to suck. Any mom faced the same situation before? Please share your experience. Thanks #1sttimemom #Vaccination

I realised my baby was ready for a new teat on her bottle because the current one is tiring her out. That’s why she stops halfway. Maybe try a different flow teat?

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Baby not pooping

My baby turning 4mth soon. Formula fed. He only poops 3-4 days once. Tried changing formula but nothing works. But baby is feeding well not cranky. Only thing that worries me he only poop every 3-4 days once. Help!

may be the formula that is making him constipated. if he is feeding well then it shldnt be an issue.. do consult a PD if mommy is still worried. sometimes trust ur instinct is better

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Hi mummies, anyone experienced hands numb every time u wake up after sleeping and throughout the day it doesn't go away? Both my hands at least 3 fingers are numb and last the whole day.. i am already close to 4 months postpartum and it started being pain till they went numb about a month ago already.. any advice please? First time mom here. I usually massage my breasts during pumping and carry baby alot..

Hello, i had that symptom few weeks before i pop and also during my 1st and 2nd month postpartum. However it has went away on its own. I know what you mean, its like the fingers are frozen in the morning and don’t even have the energy to twist the milk bottle 🥲 all the best mama

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3.5 Months Self-Soothe?

Is there a way to teach LO to nap/sleep without having to constantly carry and bounce them? If we carry them to sleep all the time, will they eventually outgrow it?

Yes, will eventually outgrow it of course. You don’t need to be bounced to sleep anymore 🙂

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Baby 2 months old only drinking 50 ml per feed at night and sometimes in the day feed- but is still gaining weight is that normal?

My 9 week old does the same! How much does your baby drink during the day?

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