(THANK YOU) re: PLEASE HELP

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Thank you everyone for your responses

> Yes he is teething and it has come through now, I think hes in a habit now of

waking its been going on for 3 weeks. Liam cannot sleep in our bed if he is

next to me he is very unsettled and wakes more times in the night. Believe me I

have tried this. I am going to let him cry and come back to sooth him and pat

his tummy because I hve had it and i cannot be a constsnt milk bottle and

dummy!!! I will tip over the edge if I keep going this way. I have set a

routine with the help of a CF nurse for feeding and sleeping and he is now

eating more solids I give solids now before a breastfeed and now when he feeds

he is not getting so stressed out and wiggling everywhere. It was like he was

frustrated before with breast milk not quite being enough to satisfy but he was

to full for solids afterwards. STRANGE KID!! Anyway so I swapped it around and

he is eating more which is brillent. Thank you CF nurse. At night now I will

feed him and put him back to bed with a dummy and pat his tummy he is now

sleeping for about 3-4 hours. AAAA blis!!! Still not enough but better than

before.

Maybe he was hungery because they need more calories and my milk simply wasnt

enough anymore to tank him up during the day. Now he is eating enriched solids

with olive oil, butter, rice flour, vitamins and minerals, egg yokes etc. About

1/4 cup 3 times a day.

Yes Liam is on enzymes he has been since 2 weeks old.

mum to baby Liam 8 months and 8.4kgs

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> Date: 2003/04/24 Thu AM 09:09:14 GMT+12:00

> To: <crataegus >

> Subject: RE: [crataegus] question PLEASE HELP

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> , I forgot about one big thing with babies that causes

> nightwaking:

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> TEETHING.

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> Could he be teething?

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> mama to , 2yo, w/CF, and , 4yo, no CF

> both SZ alphas

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