Birthclub: April 2024

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Hello fellow mummies. Recently I've noticed my baby choked/gagged more often. Is it ok is it normal? She will either choke on her own saliva or milk. She will cough several times till face turn red and then will be ok already. What do I have to do?

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Supplement to boost milk supply

Hello any mummies got recommendations? Thanks!

Im trying out legendarymilk too

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Insect repellant stickers

Can I paste insect repellant stickers on my 2mth LO? Any idea which brand suits infant?

Yes can. I get those deet free ones

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Red spots on thighs

Any mummies ever encountered similar skin condition as mine? I got it during pregnancy and it went off, and came back during postpartum. The spots appeared on both thighs (slightly above the knees) It doesn't cause any itch or pain.

Red spots on thighs

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Spitting and vomiting milk

Hi mummies, my baby is turning 3m old soon. He seems to have reflux and tends to spit out milk or even vomits esp when he drinks too fast without pausing. He’s on total breastfeeding (latch). Sometimes he coughs (quite frequent) or chokes on milk. He seems to have the symptoms of reflux but is gaining weight well. Should I bring him to the PD or spitting and vomiting in babies is normal?

Reflux or Milk spits common on newborn till few months old. Baby's oesophagus yet to be fully developed, hence milk content will flow up back causing milk spits or reflux. It is also important to burp in up right position after feeding. This is to ensure baby's don't feel bloated/gassy after feeding. Be it BM/FM intake do ensure baby burp before putting them to bed (take time and do not rush to burp them neither putting them to bed)

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Handsfree Breastpump

Anybody using Mama Choice handsfree breastpump? Can all the parts be sterilised except the motor? Seller confirmed all parts can be sterilised however it is not advisable to prevent crack. I am confused.

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all except motor 💕

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Rotavirus Vaccine

Hello. My 2 months old just taken the rotavirus Vaccine last week. Yesterday I realised her poop significantly decreased. Used to poop every 2-3 hours. But now 1 whole day 1 time only. Is it ok? Not sure if it's because of the vaccine. Thanks in advance.

poop every 2~3hrs? is it alot per time? mine poop twice the max a day, mixed feeding of bm + fm lo will poop everyday and can be in huge amount

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Tula / Baby Carrier

Mamas, when can I use tula or baby carrier? My LO is 2m8d. Arms about to break when carrying as LO doesn't like to sit in a stroller.. What to take note when using tula besides the neck has to be well supported?

U can start using tula baby carrier once Yr baby is above 3.5kg. If Yr carrier is the free to grow type, then u need an infant insert. I am using it from my infant already

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Exclusive pumping for 2 years

Hi Mummies, I am wondering if any Mummies have exclusively pump and managed to make your baby drink BM for 2 years. My baby doesnt directly latch and hoping she can drink BM until 2yrs old

Exclusive pumping for 2 years is definitely a challenging but achievable goal. Many mothers have successfully exclusively pumped and provided their babies with breast milk for the first 2 years of life. It requires dedication, perseverance, and a well-established pumping routine. Here are some tips to help you on your exclusive pumping journey to ensure your baby can drink breastmilk until 2 years old: 1. Establish a consistent pumping schedule: Aim to pump around 8-12 times a day in the beginning to establish and maintain your milk supply. Gradually, you can reduce the frequency of pumping as your baby grows older. 2. Ensure a proper pumping technique: Make sure you are using the correct flange size, maintaining good breast pump hygiene, and practicing hands-on pumping techniques to maximize milk output. 3. Stay hydrated and well-nourished: Drink plenty of water, eat a balanced diet rich in nutrients, and consider taking supplements if needed to support your milk production. 4. Seek support: Joining support groups for exclusive pumpers can provide you with valuable tips, encouragement, and solidarity from other mothers who are on a similar journey. 5. Consider using a breast pump that suits your needs: Investing in a high-quality breast pump can make the pumping process more efficient and comfortable for you. Remember, every drop of breast milk you provide for your baby is invaluable. Stay determined, take care of yourself, and reach out for support when needed. You are doing a fantastic job in giving your baby the best possible start in life. https://invl.io/cll6she

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Is pacifier ok?

Hi. Heard many bad reviews about using pacifier. Mummies who let their babies use pacifier, is it ok? Is it bad for baby's teeth next time? Is there any colic issue? I tried pacifier once but my baby doesn't like it. Recently she kept biting her hands so I tried again and she wants it now. But I'm worried about the cons of using pacifier. Any advice pls? TIA.

I started using pacifier for my baby at 6 weeks old. I read that pacifier reduces the risk of SIDS so that's why I used it even though I was hesitant at first. Also read that sucking on something comforts them, so I only limit pacifier use to extreme crying 😅

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