I'm kind of mad at DCP

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J only got changed twice in almost 10 hours and ate 7 oz of formula. He had some solid food at lunch, but not enough to make up for the lack of formula. Who knows how many times he's going to be up tonight to make up for the lost calories. 

[sunshineshades]

Twice in 10 hours? Isn't the rule usually every 2?

[peachesncream]

Uh, I would be livid. Poor guy.

[xxkimmy8xx]

What happened?? Did they give you any explanation?

[Deleted]

He was off of his schedule and slept a bit more, but other than that I don't know. I didn't read his report until I got home.

[xxkimmy8xx]

yah. Definitely worth a conversation. They might have just been busy and forgot to record it? That's happened to us a few times, but that's not cool at alllllllll.

[DanaScullyX]

Wow, poor guy. Time to revisit the expectations.

[paloslee]

This is very upsetting! I would definitely have a discussion with them.

[SheilaTheTank]

Did we ever find out what their reasoning was? @pennycandy what did they say when you talked to them?

[Deleted]

His appetite was worse than usual that day and he refused feedings. It kind of depends on the day on how he is doing as far as eating goes. I told her he didn't have to be changed every two hours if he wasn't wet, but twice a day isn't enough either and it has been better since.

[SheilaTheTank]

Dec 8, 2016 11:05:38 GMT -5 @pennycandy said:

His appetite was worse than usual that day and he refused feedings. It kind of depends on the day on how he is doing as far as eating goes. I told her he didn't have to be changed every two hours if he wasn't wet, but twice a day isn't enough either and it has been better since.

Im glad you were able to get it sorted out with them

[halfahippy]

Dec 8, 2016 11:05:38 GMT -5 @pennycandy said:

His appetite was worse than usual that day and he refused feedings. It kind of depends on the day on how he is doing as far as eating goes. I told her he didn't have to be changed every two hours if he wasn't wet, but twice a day isn't enough either and it has been better since.

I used to work in the infant room at a preschool and if a baby refused a bottle or food we would write that on the report so the parents could see we offered at least. We would also write if we checked a diaper but it was dry. Maybe something like that would help if something like this happens again?