@Upintheair83 that’s shit of your midwife. There is nothing at all abnormal about a 10do not having regained birth weight. Where I am, midwives can keep you in their care for up to 28 days as that’s the time period they think of as normal to regain (they will only sign you off their care once baby has regained birth weight and lost cord stump) so 10 days is nothing at all to be worried about.
As long as baby is gaining weight, and having plenty of wet and dirty nappies, that’s what counts. And with the heat I would say many babies aren’t drinking as much. Please don’t feel bad, your midwife is at fault here, not you x
As long as baby is gaining weight, and having plenty of wet and dirty nappies, that’s what counts. And with the heat I would say many babies aren’t drinking as much. Please don’t feel bad, your midwife is at fault here, not you x
You mentioned a few bits, and it sounds like an awful time for you. It’s great that you are being well supported by midwives xReally well thank you! So glad she is here safe and sound now was bloody scary! All the midwives i have spoke to since have urged me to put a complaint in about what happened at the birth (not sure i told you guys everything) so it's something I'm considering doingxx
Glad you’re feeling better! The 8 and 16 week jabs, with the menB, have always caused big upset about 4-6hrs later with my youngest 3 (it wasn’t included for my eldest). It’s not nice at all, but try to get some calpol in him if you can as it really helps (and I don’t give it that much, but it definitely helps for this)I’m feeling a LOT better today, thank you! For the first time since Sunday. Got a negative on my Covid test thankfully so must have been mastitis rearing its head.
We had our 8 week jabs this morning. He took them like a champ (I cried more than him), came home and he was so smiley, fast forward 4 hours and he’s just had a mega moment because his legs are red and swollen. Now he’s whimpering and sleeping on me.