Comments on: Confinement Food Receipes http://sgmummy.com/confinement-food-receipes/ All-in-one guide of postnatal Tue, 09 Mar 2010 06:28:57 +0000 hourly 1 By: Japan Confinement | sgmummy.com http://sgmummy.com/confinement-food-receipes/#comment-143 Japan Confinement | sgmummy.com Wed, 09 Sep 2009 00:14:36 +0000 http://sgmummy.com/?p=82#comment-143 [...] in Japan during confinement, the new mother is not allowed to take a shower during the 30days of postpartum care. She is [...] [...] in Japan during confinement, the new mother is not allowed to take a shower during the 30days of postpartum care. She is [...]

]]> By: Rebecca http://sgmummy.com/confinement-food-receipes/#comment-77 Rebecca Wed, 15 Jul 2009 18:37:41 +0000 http://sgmummy.com/?p=82#comment-77 Hi anna, glad that our stories helped you. many had similar cases like yours and is really clueless how to cope with their newborns. Do subscribe to our newletters and get our latest posts where i share many things and tips on motherhood. You are already a great mum and dun worry about your baby. breast milk is easily digest that is why he may have a feed at a shorter interval. Continue to do what you have been doing. For fussiness, i suggest you to do a baby massage.. good luck check out latest post http://sgmummy.com/why-it-great-to-be-a-mum/ cheers rebecca Hi anna, glad that our stories helped you. many had similar cases like yours and is really clueless how to cope with their newborns. Do subscribe to our newletters and get our latest posts where i share many things and tips on motherhood.

You are already a great mum and dun worry about your baby. breast milk is easily digest that is why he may have a feed at a shorter interval. Continue to do what you have been doing. For fussiness, i suggest you to do a baby massage.. good luck

check out latest post
http://sgmummy.com/why-it-great-to-be-a-mum/

cheers
rebecca

]]> By: Anna http://sgmummy.com/confinement-food-receipes/#comment-76 Anna Thu, 09 Jul 2009 22:09:43 +0000 http://sgmummy.com/?p=82#comment-76 Hi, I'm a first time mom who just got married from a 10year relationship and we moved to las vegas nevada. Since we moved away from our family and relatives I don't know what to do with my baby. I had an emergency c-section so I was pretty much drugged by the time I had awaken my husband had already told the nurse to go ahead and feed the baby formula (similac), my baby cried every 2 hours for food and he could not latch on. I cried so much feeling so depress that I was not able to breastfeed my baby. After reading the amazing stories I felt comfort and I tried and tried even when he latches on it was not a proper latch so it cause my nipples to bleed. Finally when I was going to give up my husband told my to read more of the stories in this website. I did and with the help of my husband I held my crying baby in my arms and slowly tried to breastfeed once again while my husband was rubbing my achy back. It was a success and I felt relieved. But since I change so rapidly from formula to breast milk my baby became fussy and refusing to sleep. Now my nights of sleep is tough. I don't know if my baby is getting enough food or too much gas? I am really trying to be the best mom that I can be... Hi, I'm a first time mom who just got married from a 10year relationship and we moved to las vegas nevada. Since we moved away from our family and relatives I don't know what to do with my baby. I had an emergency c-section so I was pretty much drugged by the time I had awaken my husband had already told the nurse to go ahead and feed the baby formula (similac), my baby cried every 2 hours for food and he could not latch on. I cried so much feeling so depress that I was not able to breastfeed my baby. After reading the amazing stories I felt comfort and I tried and tried even when he latches on it was not a proper latch so it cause my nipples to bleed. Finally when I was going to give up my husband told my to read more of the stories in this website. I did and with the help of my husband I held my crying baby in my arms and slowly tried to breastfeed once again while my husband was rubbing my achy back. It was a success and I felt relieved. But since I change so rapidly from formula to breast milk my baby became fussy and refusing to sleep. Now my nights of sleep is tough. I don't know if my baby is getting enough food or too much gas? I am really trying to be the best mom that I can be…

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