kemdupuisgigi3126mrsmonogrammed Fellow mamas of super haired babies-any one battling cradle cap currently? I haven't tried the Mustela but everything else I've done makes his hair gross. Any kind of oil just soaks into it and tales multiple baths with multiple washes to come out. It must bother him because he's always scratching. Anyone?
V had bad cradle cap a few months ago (he's got a full head of hair). I just used baby soap and scraped with a comb. I found the scraping part to be most effective. I did it everyday for just a minute or two (so that I didn't irritate his scalp further) until it was gone (probably several days to a week) and we haven't had an issue since.
+1 and I usually picked at it/combed it while she was nursing so she was distracted and not getting pissed at me;) Having all this hair made it hard for me to see new flare ups so now I search every few days so it doesn't have a chance to get bad if it comes back:) jessila
kemdupuisgigi3126mrsmonogrammed Fellow mamas of super haired babies-any one battling cradle cap currently? I haven't tried the Mustela but everything else I've done makes his hair gross. Any kind of oil just soaks into it and tales multiple baths with multiple washes to come out. It must bother him because he's always scratching. Anyone?
V had bad cradle cap a few months ago (he's got a full head of hair). I just used baby soap and scraped with a comb. I found the scraping part to be most effective. I did it everyday for just a minute or two (so that I didn't irritate his scalp further) until it was gone (probably several days to a week) and we haven't had an issue since.
J hasn't had cradle cap (knock on wood) but he had some bad dry scalp and I did the same as budders. It cleared up right away. In fact, we still scrub his head with the little brush while we bathe him. I also tried oils and whatnot. It was a gross mess. Never again!
When do you stop burping? J has gotten really hard to burp.
Right now we are just stopping mid-way through the bottle. Most of the time, she will burp on her own, but sometimes I still have to pat her a little. Her spitting up has drastically reduced within the last month, thank goodness. It was horrible before!
T is a gross, boy unicorn. He spits up now and then, but swallows it 90% of the time...
I'm laughing so hard at boy unicorn! I think E did the same when he was much smaller, but he really doesn't spit up anymore unless he gets moved around a lot after eating.
I'm glad someone bumped this up. Is there any harm to continuing to use the 6 month pacifiers? We have a ton in that size that have all barely been used. Is it just baby preference or am I setting him up for needing some serious head gear?
I can't even wrap my head around this. I washed the same blanket 4 times today because V threw up all over it (and me and himself).
DS1 spit up very rarely and never drooled #boyunicorn DD spit up never and never drooled #unicorn DS2 is a spit up machine and a drooler. My luck had to run out. #notaunicorn
LBB never spit up, drooled, or had a diaper blowout. There is not a piece of clothing that BH owns that hasn't been covered in saliva, spitup, poop or some combination of the above.
I'm glad someone bumped this up. Is there any harm to continuing to use the 6 month pacifiers? We have a ton in that size that have all barely been used. Is it just baby preference or am I setting him up for needing some serious head gear?
I don't think the age range has anything to do with orthodontic purpose. I think it's just comfort/mouth size related.
We use the under 3 month soothies. Our pedi said they fit LO still well and since she doesn't have teeth yet it's fine. I think the 3 month + ones are firmer and slightly bigger.
I'm glad someone bumped this up. Is there any harm to continuing to use the 6 month pacifiers? We have a ton in that size that have all barely been used. Is it just baby preference or am I setting him up for needing some serious head gear?
I don't think the age range has anything to do with orthodontic purpose. I think it's just comfort/mouth size related.
Is the pacifier supposed to leave a little impression or ring on the cheeks?does this mean we are using the wrong size? We are currently using 6 month and Ali will be 7 months Jan 1st.
I don't think the age range has anything to do with orthodontic purpose. I think it's just comfort/mouth size related.
Is the pacifier supposed to leave a little impression or ring on the cheeks?does this mean we are using the wrong size? We are currently using 6 month and Ali will be 7 months Jan 1st.
I mean, it's probably not designed to leave an impression, but I don't think that means you have to move up. It could just mean she has baby cheeks and is well hydrated!
In theory I think you're supposed to replace pacifiers fairly often anyway. But I'm terrible about that. BH is also on the 0-6 month ones. The only reason he's getting new ones is because I need something to put in his stocking. (Santa does the stockings in our house)
^ this. At this point when they are learning the sippy most of it ends up everywhere but down the hatch. Not wasting precious milk on that Out pedi said a little water in the sippy is good starting around 6 months
Pediatrician just said no water until age 1. This seemed a little extreme to me... What did your Drs say? Is this the common rule now?
Our pedi said water before 1 is just for practice so a little in a sippy cup is fine but they don't need the water. They only need formula or BM before 1
Pediatrician just said no water until age 1. This seemed a little extreme to me... What did your Drs say? Is this the common rule now?
I think this is true, but not to the extreme your doctor is making it out to be. I always took it to mean that you shouldn't be filling their bottles up with water and giving it to them or using it to replace a feeding. You don't need to worry about them being thirsty. Their primary source of nutrition/hydration should be formula or breastmilk, so you don't want them filling up on water.
I don't think it means they can't practice drinking from a sippy cup.
Post by hannahl201477 on Dec 21, 2015 19:16:35 GMT -5
We use MAM pacifiers and they are newborn, 0-6,6-^, and so on. We just started the 6 month size but we also do our 0-6. We use what's closest when it's needed. Lol. We switched size when his smile came around the paci and it was noticeable.
Anyone's LO get little pimples or bumps around the mouth? I'm stressing because there are three, all very tiny and right on the lip line, one to and two bottom. What would cause this?
We use MAM pacifiers and they are newborn, 0-6,6-^, and so on. We just started the 6 month size but we also do our 0-6. We use what's closest when it's needed. Lol. We switched size when his smile came around the paci and it was noticeable.
We use the MAM too. I think we just have various ones in the 0-6 month. Even though T is over 7 months, the larger sized ones will cover half her tiny face!! Lol.
Anyone's LO get little pimples or bumps around the mouth? I'm stressing because there are three, all very tiny and right on the lip line, one to and two bottom. What would cause this?
LO had 1 on her lip line a day or 2 last week but cleared up quickly on its own. Baby acne can be normal but I also understand being concerned as other things can appear that way. Keep an eye on it but try not to stress.
Post by beersandweirs on Dec 28, 2015 13:14:12 GMT -5
For those of you using humidifiers to help with baby's congestion, which humidifier do you have? Do you like it? Does it seem to actually be helping with congestion? Does it get everything around it wet? Does it put off a lot of light?
We bought a little travel humidifier (dis one) and it doesn't hold enough water to last the night, and makes the carpet all wet, and puts off so much light I think it affects baby's sleep, so I think it is going back. Anyone have any helpful tips or insights? Thanks!
For those of you using humidifiers to help with baby's congestion, which humidifier do you have? Do you like it? Does it seem to actually be helping with congestion? Does it get everything around it wet? Does it put off a lot of light?
We bought a little travel humidifier (dis one) and it doesn't hold enough water to last the night, and makes the carpet all wet, and puts off so much light I think it affects baby's sleep, so I think it is going back. Anyone have any helpful tips or insights? Thanks!
We have this one- I like it a lot, it doesn't get everything wet and you can control how much mist you want at a time. We can usually get 2-3 nights out of 1 full tank. It's a Crane Drop humidifier. It believe it was like $50 from Buy Buy Baby!
For those of you using humidifiers to help with baby's congestion, which humidifier do you have? Do you like it? Does it seem to actually be helping with congestion? Does it get everything around it wet? Does it put off a lot of light?
We bought a little travel humidifier (dis one) and it doesn't hold enough water to last the night, and makes the carpet all wet, and puts off so much light I think it affects baby's sleep, so I think it is going back. Anyone have any helpful tips or insights? Thanks!
We have this one- I like it a lot, it doesn't get everything wet and you can control how much mist you want at a time. We can usually get 2-3 nights out of 1 full tank. It's a Crane Drop humidifier. It believe it was like $50 from Buy Buy Baby!
Does it light up? It looks like it might be kind of bright. We have baby's room pitch black except for the tiny light on her monitor, so anything that gives off light might be a problem.
beersandweirs we have had this one since DS was a baby and seems to work ok. there's a switch to turn the star/moon light on or off. It hasn't leaked for us yet. I see it has mixed reviews on the site I'm linking you too but we would sit on the positive side, I haven't had any of the negative things happen that made the bad reviews.
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