Poos and wees | Pregnancy Birth and BabyTips to make juggles to a newborn and small child (not literally... Well, usually not literally!) First, by a wise friend of mine who is the mother of five: Be creative, patient, and stand firm in your sense of humor! First, by a wise friend of mine who is the mother of five: Be creative, patient, and stand firm in your sense of humor! What can I do to prepare my older child for a new baby? Should they be "trusted" to your older child or other children? Of course not! Modeling nutritional behavior and breastfeeding for your children is one of the best things you can do for them. When you see a nurse, your child is learning that breastfeeding is the normal and healthy way to feed a child instead of a "shared" thing that needs to be hidden. Breastfeeding is not something to hide from children (). . (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle eternal tension []).push({ google_ad_client: "ca-pub-5175462694916581", enable_page_level_ads: true }); As most of all in our culture equates babies with bottles, it is not unusual for other children to be curious when they breastfeed their baby. If other children are curious when you are breast-feeding, just tell them that you are breast-feeding the baby and that the infirmary is how we feed babies. Again, it is teaching them for example that breastfeeding is the way to feed and nourish babies. General Tips Could you use a free hand when you're in nursing? While you're breast-feeding, a pillow can help bring the baby to the breast level so that you have a hand or two free (sometimes takes weeks or even months to get that free hand... Keep trying. If you need to support your chest with your other hand, try using a small rolled towel. A fungus will also release one hand or two. Do you feel comfortable with using a sick and sick baby? Besides taking care while you're lying, this is another lifeline for many mothers. Release at least one hand and allow you to keep the infirmary or keep your baby while tending and playing with another child. Also, as someone I know once mentioned, when the baby is in your baby's hairstyle can't be pulling the baby's fingers out, or trying to get the baby out of the crib, or trying to brush the baby's "teeth" or leave toys in the baby. It may be useful to have your baby around, so many times you can ask them to look for things for you (a diaper, a towel, the remote, the phone, a bottle of water). I don't know how many times I was sitting on the couch with my first baby, then I realized I was gonna have to get up again to get something I forgot – the second time around I had an assistant all day, instead of just when Dad was at work's. She couldn't keep the baby while I was showering, but she sure helped with the little things. Activities to do with your older child while the baby is breast-feeding You can also configure your young child with other activities to do while breast-feeding. Drawing, coloring, puzzle, blocks or large legos, cars/trainings, etc. Some moms keep a box of toys that's just outside when the baby's breast-feeding. We have a games kitchen that keeps my kids interested for a long time – they bring me food to eat and fix food for their dolls, stuffed animals and plastic dinosaurs, and they have tea parties. Things like the mass of play, painting, and the water game can keep the kids interested for a long time, but depending on where you can set it up and your child, this may or may not be something that works when you are in nursing. If you need a nap and your little child does not inhibit a room in the house that you have: When you want to be (or at least rest) while baby naps, close the door so you can sleep with a baby without worrying about what your baby is entering. A friend says she would lie on the floor with a baby and let her young children use Mom as a "carreo" for their dating box cars – rest and a "rolled" massage in one! What if your older son asks the nurse? It is quite common for a young child, or even an older child, to ask the nurse at some point after the new baby arrives. Many just want to know if Mom will say yes – they may also want to be held as a baby or "bad" in other ways. If you are given the chance to become a nurse, most children will simply touch or kiss the chest, giggle, and play. Some mothers prefer not to offer, but they can offer breast milk in a cup to test, or simply distract the child with another activity. See more about the topic. Additional Resources by Elizabeth Pantley by Elizabeth Pantley by Ann ButenasUpdated on January 2, 2018Started in: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ARTICLES OF STOPICSRECENTES Copyright © 1996–2021 KellyMom.com. All rights reserved. ·
CommunityGet PregnancyPregnantBabyToddlerChildHealthVideoBaby ProductsFor You3 week old breastfed baby no dirty diaper?! Comments (11)Best feeding babies do not fall so much that their body uses the nutrients and there are no leftover residues. My pedi says it's very common for breast-feeding babies not to poop for up to 5 days... while your baby is gaining weight and having wet diapers, she sounds like she's doing well. Every few days is normal as 10 times a day. I had 12 poops in the last 24 hours, I can't wait less. The baby's your career partner. About BABYCENTEROTHER SITES
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