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When do u stop wearing mittens

When do u stop wearing mittens for Yr LO?

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Sleeping position

Hi mummies! My LO is 3 months old and just learnt to roll to her side, but I noticed now she likes to sleep on her side with very arched back. Her head will be leaned back almost 90 degrees and she sleeps through the night like this. In the afternoon she sleeps on her back. Is this normal?#firsttimemom #advice

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It's great that your little one is starting to explore different sleeping positions at 3 months old! It's normal for babies to start changing their sleeping positions as they grow and develop. Sleeping on the side with an arched back is not uncommon, but it's always a good idea to ensure that your baby is safe and comfortable while sleeping. Here are some things to consider: 1. **Safe Sleep Guidelines**: The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that babies should be placed on their back to sleep to reduce the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). However, once your baby can roll from back to tummy and tummy to back independently, you do not need to reposition them if they roll onto their side during sleep. 2. **Ensure Comfort**: Make sure your baby's sleeping environment is safe and comfortable. Use a firm mattress and avoid loose bedding or soft toys in the crib to reduce the risk of suffocation. 3. **Monitoring**: Keep an eye on your baby while she sleeps in her new position. If she seems comfortable and is sleeping soundly, it's likely not a cause for concern. 4. **Consult Your Pediatrician**: If you have any concerns about your baby's sleeping position, it's always best to consult your pediatrician. They can provide personalized advice based on your baby's specific needs. Remember that every baby is different, and what works for one may not work for another. As long as your baby is sleeping safely and comfortably, it's likely not a cause for worry. Enjoy this precious time with your little one! For more information on safe sleep practices for babies, you can visit the following link: [Safe Sleep Practices for Infants](https://www.cdc.gov/sids/about/index.html). https://invl.io/cll6she
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2 months old very difficult to drink milk

Hi! My 2 month old son currently drinks at 150 ml both formula and breastmilk. Can anyone tell me if it’s normal to feed between 3-4 hours? Cause my MIL keeps telling me must be within 3 hours more than that cannot so must force feed even if baby doesnt want to.

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strains alot while sleeping

hi mummies, just curious. my 3 months plus baby kept straining while he is asleep and was wondering if its normal for babies? I always massage, feed & bath him bfre sleeping. Sometimes he'll strain in the middle of the night and i have to put him back t sleep on my chest. else its hard fr him to go back t sleep even after his diapers changed etc. :(

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Formula fed

Hi, any formula fed baby experience foamy poop? My baby is 3 months

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2 months old sleep through the night

Hi mummies, anyone experiencing their 2 months old baby doesn’t want to drink at night and just sleep all the way? My son last drink was at 8pm and he slept all the way till 6am without milk even though i tried to dream feed him. I wonder if it’s okay

Hey there! Sounds like your little one is already showing signs of a good night's sleep, which is definitely something to celebrate! It's totally normal for babies to start stretching out their nighttime feeds as they grow. At two months old, some babies can go for longer periods without needing to feed at night. However, it's essential to ensure that your baby is still getting enough nutrition throughout the day to support healthy growth and development. If your son is consistently sleeping through the night without waking up for a feed and seems content and gaining weight well, then it's likely okay. To ease any worries, you can try to offer more frequent feeds during the day to ensure he's getting enough milk. Also, keep an eye on his wet diapers to ensure he's adequately hydrated. If you're concerned about his feeding habits or weight gain, it's always a good idea to check in with your pediatrician for personalized advice. Remember, every baby is unique, and their sleep and feeding patterns can vary. Trust your instincts as a mom, and if you have any concerns, don't hesitate to reach out for support. Wishing you and your little one all the best on this journey! https://invl.io/cll6she
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To let baby sleep or not…

My baby is currently 3 months plus and it’s so difficult to get him to burp especially when he falls asleep. Can I put him down after 20mins sitting him in his upright position? Im worried that most of the time he doesnt burp no matter how many attempts Ive tried.

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Mother breastfed my baby

My mother was taking care of my 3 months old who was very fussy. I went to make formula milk meanwhile she said to my baby are you hungry and put her breast in her mouth and joked baby you won't get milk her. I definitely didnt like it and took her breast out and shouted please don't do this. Am I overreacting? When I again told her not to do this again ever she said you dont understand the joke. I dont like someone kiss my baby lips or do something like this be it my own mother. How do I draw that line? Its my baby and she loves her grand daughter but these kind of stuff make me angry. Am I wrong?

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Baby can’t lift head??

Hi mama. My baby is currently 10 weeks but still unable to lift his head when doing tummy time. Seems to be able to do it while on my body but not on the floor. How do I encourage him and make sure he is on track? Is there a time whereby he should be able to lift his head?? I see so many babies younger than him being about to do it. Kinda worried

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Not sure if it's Colic?

Hi, my baby can sleep through the night for 5-6 hours but recently she will wake after 4 hours and doesn't really seem to be wanting to be fed but rather stomach discomfort. Is there anything I can help her? I have given her "rid wind" every night for her last feed

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