Family Forum / Pregnancy / Breastfeeding / December 2005

I have been on sertraline for over 2 years now, the brand in the uk is
"Lustral" made by Pfizer. As far as I know Zoloft is made by the same people
and just packaged differently, I once got some that had been packed for the
spanish market and they were labelled Zoloft, but the ...

Alexander weighs 18lb 8oz, is 28 1/4" long, and has a head circumference of
18 1/4".
He sits without using anything to prop himself up, he rolls all over the
place, he giggles and babbles. We're starting him on solids, just a little

I have a cyst, it's not big, but it's on my nipple, right at the point where
Ada's lips are when nursing, it is too small to aspirated, but it's not
infected, just stubborn. I think it has been infected and cleared up, but it
is still there and still painful, bother bother bother ...

Mostly I just lurk in this group.  Lots of interesting topics.
My 22 mo is still bfing.  I work full time, so she was taking either
ebm or formula until she was about 15 mos, and then we just went to bf
mostly 2 times a day and milk from a cup.

I had my baby!  Madeline Gale (Madi) was born 11/29, 6lbs14oz!
Nursing is going well so far.  She seems to have read the same books I did
b/c even the difficulties have been typical and solved readily by stuff I
learned here!  Sore-ish nipples still, but I think it's just reg. ...

I got this book from my aunt, it's by Karen Pryor and Gale Pryor, and
is called "Nursing your Baby."  It claims to be "fully updated for the
90s" on the cover.  I'll let you guys judge...
Page 295 - Nursing away from home

Our pediatrician recommended giving Vitamin D drops to our newborn to
supplement breastfeeding.
Being skeptical of artifical supplementation, I researched the need for
the drops and found that it is due to the likely lack of sunlight that

First a background...
DD goes in spurts  3 or 4 days of being fussy... then 1 day of sleeping
through the night, and most of the next day.
DD is 7 weeks old and fed EBM.

My best friend is a professor and a major workaholic - much more than
me. She finally got pregnant, but long after she had already moved away
from Austin to Boston, and she was inconsiderate enough not to move back
to Austin so we could be preggo together. So I've been supporting ...

My husband's work Christmas do is black tie, so I pulled out the dress and
tried it on, I wore it about 10 months after N was born, so I even have my
"I know I am nursing, but just for tonight I need an underwired bra", but it
seems my boobs are rather larger than last time, the ...

Regarding the ongoing restrooms/breastfeeding saga...
http://www.stuff.co.nz/stuff/dailynews/0,2106,3498081a6002,00.html

My 9 month old is just not interested in nursing during the day any more.
About 1 week ago she was nursing around 3 times during the day and 3-4 times
at night. But now it's down to maybe once or twice during the day (and only
for 1-2 minutes at a time) and 3-4 times at night.

For the first time since Ds was born we had Dh's sister and partner
(although now ex, they seemed fine this morning?!)over for dinner last
night.
Starter: Naichchips (tortilla chips sprinkled with cheddar cheese and

I've been able to nurse my baby lying down for a while, now, and I'm
having an interesting problem.  I wake up every morning (and often
during the night) with pretty severe shoulder pain.  It generally goes
away during the day, but comes back again in the night, although

I'm planning on getting a Mirena in January (4 months pp),
and am wondering if I can rely on LAM in the meantime.
DS is exclusively bf --- the only other anything he's had
is a few doses of tylenol (and some tylenol with codeine