This was me up from 6-10...finally the boy fell asleep. 1245 up for a feed and ensues the hell that is attempting to latch.
Of course it's DH's first day back to work tomorrow and he is not sleeping at all. Contemplating putting the PNP in the guest room where my mom is and sleeping there for the rest of the week...
brassyclarinet I think it's based on each doctor's recommendation with the specific birth situations, tears, stitches, etc in mind. My OB said 4 weeks and recommended we try before my 6 week appt so I could tell him if anything was wrong.
Mine said that was standard practice. I also had a fast vaginal birth with no tearing, so I dunno. *shrug*. I had my first child in another state and that was their recommendation as well.
Mine said 6 weeks as they need to check that the cervix has fully closed. Otherwise you could introduce an infection. So they say the 6 week appointment (don't know how long the cervix takes to close) so that you won't have to come in for an extra appointment.
This was me up from 6-10...finally the boy fell asleep. 1245 up for a feed and ensues the hell that is attempting to latch.
Of course it's DH's first day back to work tomorrow and he is not sleeping at all. Contemplating putting the PNP in the guest room where my mom is and sleeping there for the rest of the week...
I did this a lot with my dd when she was a baby. Now that we've got 2, and our 2 yr old doesn't STTN, somebody has to take care of her, and somebody has baby. So, he goes and takes care of her when she wakes up now. He'll get used to no sleep...
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