Please someone else say this is them and have a solution! 15 week old feeds so well during the night and just before bed but since becoming more wriggly he will just not sit still to be fed during the day! He's combi fed and takes the bottle no problem but when breastfeeding he's kicking his legs constantly, latching on and off and getting irritated which in turn irritates me and I end up taking him off cause he's barely feeding, anyone got a solution to this!?
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No, but here for solidarity. I thought maybe there was a drop in my supply or maybe it's just because they're becoming more aware of the world? Who knows, but it's certainly making me question if she's getting enough milk now!

I think it’s quite common at this age! They say try as soon as they wake up, dark and quiet room etc

It might be because he is starting to show a preference for the bottle. Maybe the milk flow is faster on the bottle and he is getting inpatient in the boob as he needs to work for it...

We have the same issue with bottles i think it’s just because they’re becoming nosier, what works for us is feeding in a dark, quiet room so theres nothing interesting to look at x

My exclusively breastfed baby is the same so it might not be bottle preference! I think it’s the age, there’s just loads more stuff to look at during the day 😂 I usually try feeding my baby before she’s desperate for a feed so she’s hungry but not agitated and then I just ride it out, she’ll be kicking about looking around, latching on and off and then eventually she either has her fill or she’ll lock in and start feeding properly but it is an absolute pain especially if you’re feeding out in public 🥴

My baby is the same but EBF so i wouldn’t blame the bottle. They just get easily distracted and nosey at this age. My son was exactly the same ☺️

Yup, my 16 weeks old is the same. She easily takes breast overnight and in the morning, but gets fussy rest of the day so sometimes I’ve had to give her a bottle instead. I now give her breast when she’s calm / in a good mood and before she gets too hungry so she takes it easily. Otherwise if she’s already cranky then she won’t take the breast at all. What also works for me is, she loves looking outside in the garden, so I put a chair right next to our glass doors at the back so she can face the garden while feeding, and that seems to work, distracts her enough to take the boob. But late afternoon and bed time feeds are bottle for me.

This is so normal. I had the same panic with my first.
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EBF here.
I feed to sleep and then the second he wakes from a nap and he has 4 naps a day. Only way he gets enough. Otherwise, he is on and off the boob, randomly decides that he only likes a certain side that day and loves just stopping and smiling at me (incredibly cute but frustrating and leaves me a bit exposed if I’m out and about 😂)
Sorry if this has come up before, I tried to search.
Has anyone successfully bought products from the offers section on the Emmas Diary website?
Where there are links to other stores with heavy discounts like 60%-90% off.
Seems too good to be true but Emma's Diary bags are legit (albeit full of marketing)
Im specifically looking at a product from The Nursery Store.
Thanks!

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My husband has always been the one who made our baby fall asleep. I didn't manage to do it well/easily until recently, but now our baby is approaching 3 months and is crying every time his dad tries to make him fall asleep. Never with me. What's going on? Has anyone experienced this? Very bad news for me (and of course awful for him).
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My baby girl is 2 weeks and 3 days old, and she cries quite a lot, especially when we change her diaper. We’ve tried things like dipping the wipes in warm water so they don’t feel cold, having a toy nearby, playing soothing music, using a pacifier, etc., but she still gets very upset.
She’s also cluster feeding every 15–20 minutes sometimes, and other times every 30 minutes to an hour. An hour between feeds feels manageable, but the difficult part is that she often contact naps in between. As soon as we put her down, she starts rooting again and searching for the nipple.
Sometimes after a feed, she’ll just keep the nipple in her mouth like a pacifier. And even when she doesn’t seem hungry, she often wants a pacifier during the day.
At night, we’re giving her around 60–90 ml of expressed breast milk via bottle.
I know newborns can be very demanding, but honestly, her crying can feel unbearable sometimes, and I’m finding it really difficult to know whether she’s hungry, needs comfort, or something else is bothering her.
Did anyone else go through something similar around 2–3 weeks? How did you cope with the constant crying, feeding and contact naps? Any tips would be really appreciated. ❤️

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Please someone else say this is them and have a solution! 15 week old feeds so well during the night and just before bed but since becoming more wriggly he will just not sit still to be fed during the day! He's combi fed and takes the bottle no problem but when breastfeeding he's kicking his legs constantly, latching on and off and getting irritated which in turn irritates me and I end up taking him off cause he's barely feeding, anyone got a solution to this!?
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Hey I’m a FTM and during the height of my baby’s 6-8 week fussiness I started feeding him to sleep as it was the only thing that worked. He’s 9 weeks now and wondering what other methods yall do to get your baby to sleep? He really struggles to get to deep sleep any other way except feeding or baby wearing
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I’m looking to give away a bunch of my breast milk if anyone needs any. I’m collecting an average of 60oz every 24 hours so my deep freezer is FULL. I don’t want to have to pour it out because I know there are moms/babies in need. PLEASE reach out if you are interested or know of someone who could use it.

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