How much milk are you producing?

I’m just very curious to know how much milk are you producing if you’re pumping and every how many hours do you pump?
My baby is 9 weeks old and I can pump 200-240ml every 5-6h, which is enough for now but barely so wondering how people do it when they pump more often to get more milk? I feel like it’s taking enough time of my day already

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Help

My newborn won’t settle unless she’s in my arms and I need sleep. I’m on the verge of passing out constantly and have started hallucinating. Any advice is helpful

Swaddle Vs sleeping suit.

Which one seems to work better for your baby? I am ftm, with a 4week old, I am not entirely sure what is the best option to get him to sleep restfully for a few hours between feeds.

Sickness

Hello, I don’t know if anyone could help or if they have had the same issues with their little one. My son keeps being sick but it’s like bile we took him to A&E last night and they said we have been over feeding him but he’s been perfectly fine didn’t know if any other mums have experienced the same thing?

Hates nappy Change

Hi Mamas,

My baby boy is 8 weeks today and has never liked his nappy being changed. He hates clothing changes and having a bath.

He screams his little lungs out during bath time and yes bath temp is perfect. Tired bathing him with me and still does like it. We’ve even brought 3 different baby baths.

Any other babies like this, any tips, fo they get better with age?

Rolling in the night 🤦‍♀️

My 20 week old has just learnt to roll back to front and can sometimes do front to back but not confidently.

However, he spends MOST of the night practising rolling and it is constantly waking him and obviously us up!! I know once he can get himself back on his back I can just leave him but at the minute he’s just rolling and getting stuck. And I mean ALL. NIGHT.

Has anyone else’s done or doing this? How long did it last? He’s obviously just dead excited about his new skill but 🤦‍♀️ this on top of the regression is not fun.

Falling over

My 10 month old is super risky and is currently learning to walk. She takes very silly chances often and sometimes I can’t be there to catch her as I’m also running after my very needy 3 year old. She falls often and we have hard floors, and I’m not sure what to do.

Are you also having many head bonks? Or not so much? Any ideas on what I can do to help it? I can’t sit behind her all day like I did with my first 🫣 I also can’t lay protective flooring across the house, as it’s a large area and she travels all of it (kitchen, wash up, bathrooms, passage, etc).