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Vibes for AbbyGayle
- Thread starter momof3rugratz
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are there any updates? I hope it turns out to be nothing.
Just checking in to see how your little girl is doing. Just wondering. Hope all is well!
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- #27
ok here is the update... She has to go see a Ear Nose Throat doctor
Still no clue what is going on but we do have a reason for the crying episodes she has been doing... She is over eating yes over eating... I nurse so no clue how much but she eats every 90 min... I have been told to start stretching it out to 2.5 hours to try the binky... She wants to suck it is a natural soother for babies... So I have been ordered to take her off the TAP lol.. Or as Rob says no more Kegs LOL. SO we have some resolution then stuck with the breathing part
Hopefully the ears/nose guy can help. Many babies have very snorkly breathing when they are very young - Derek did. Good luck with the holding off feeding. Derek never took the binky until he was at least 6 months so if that doesn't work, try your pinky - worked for Derek like a charm.
Hopefully the ENT will be able to help your sweet little girl!
I am blessed to have a wonderful ENT as my doctor (vertigo, some bad ear problems as well as TMD) he was soooo helpful!!! The ear surgeries i had fixed my ears right up, and the med. he put me on for my Vertigo keeps me practically symptom free
I am sure your ENT will be able to help out little Abby
Also- you might bring up sleep apnea to him. It is not uncommon for babies to experience mild degrees of sleep apnea. Many parents just don't notice because they are not standing over their little chests to see if they're breathing or not all night. What you can do though is ask about an Apnea Monitor. There is a little band that will go around her chest and it is hooked up to a monitor. If she stops breathing, the monitor alarm will go off and notify you. (but you must make sure it's in the right place on the chest because if not, it'll be beeping and scarring you all night!) Sometimes it helps put parents minds at ease with an apnea monitor....if she is having frequent episodes- it's definitely worth asking the ENT about
I hope the little sweetie pie gets better soon!
Every 90 minutes!
You must be exhausted, LOL! I hope the next appointment goes well - when is it?
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exhausted is only the half of it... being a pacifier is torture
I know exactly how you feel - Derek was the same way - constantly feeding every 60 to 90 minutes. He would fall asleep while feeding and wouldn't "unlatch" I feel your pain.Originally Posted by momof3rugratz
exhausted is only the half of it... being a pacifier is torture
I hope the ENT will be able to figure out about her sinuses. Many vibes to you and to her...
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- #34
She is the 4th baby and only one wants a binky....human binky that is...
Sending mega {{{{{Healthy Vibes}}}}} to your sweetheart and
to you.
Not to get off the subject but she is beautiful when was she born, I guess I missed that thread.
Not to get off the subject but she is beautiful when was she born, I guess I missed that thread.
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- #38
she is great I am not letting it get to me
I just want to find the right binky we have 5 diff types non work
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- #40
lol i can not beleive there is so many... Her mouth is so small
