Breastmilk jewellery
I’m really wanting to get some breastmilk jewellery made as this is my first child and the first time my body is doing this incredible thing nourishing my child and I would love to celebrate that. I have heard that sometimes they discolour over time and all the reviews I can see are of recent purchases , I was wondering if anyone here had any insight for me? Thank you all💜
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I got mine through Cumbria Life Casting, they state on their website that they keep the BM indefinitely and you can reach out to them to restore the stone if needed. It will come with a fee, but it is an option.
They also offer a glass setting which would he less likely to yellow, but a lot pricier than the standard resin.
Ive had mine for over a year and its still looking great, but I dont wear it everyday so its not exposed to hand creams, moisture, or heat which may also effect it.
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Breastmilk jewellery
I’m really wanting to get some breastmilk jewellery made as this is my first child and the first time my body is doing this incredible thing nourishing my child and I would love to celebrate that. I have heard that sometimes they discolour over time and all the reviews I can see are of recent purchases , I was wondering if anyone here had any insight for me? Thank you all💜
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How are you spending your days?
Out of curiosity, what do your days look like? I’m 4 weeks PP, I have 2 under 2 and my newborn is tiring me out. I’m waking up late with her (sometimes gone 10am). I go on short walks but most of the day there is a lot of feeding and cuddles. Is this normal for this stage? I feel a little guilty I’m waking up so late and not being more productive.
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The pesky 4:30–6:30am feed… how do we break the cycle? 😴
Hi mums! I have an almost 6-month-old, and I think we’ve been pretty lucky with sleep so far.
We have a solid bedtime routine, and he’s getting better at going down drowsy but awake. He usually settles himself, and overnight he might stir once or twice, but a quick dummy replacement normally does the trick.
Our current struggle is this pesky early morning feed! For the last 2–3 weeks, he’s been waking anywhere between 4:30 and 6:30am. We try the dummy, but he spits it out and keeps stirring every 15 minutes until we eventually pick him up and give him a feed. He doesn’t always take a full feed, but after 15–20 minutes he goes straight back to sleep until around 8am.
He has three naps during the day, usually anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour, and he’s feeding well throughout the day, so I don’t think it’s down to him not getting enough milk.
The problem is that by the time he’s back asleep, I’m pretty much up for the day, so it’s really affecting my sleep! Previously, he’d sleep until around 7am, which was much more manageable.
Has anyone experienced something similar? Do we keep offering the dummy and hope he eventually drops this feed, or is he genuinely hungry and we should just accept it for now? Would love to hear what worked for you! ❤️
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Is anyone exclusively breastfeeding?
My baby boy is 7 weeks and I’m exclusively breastfeeding which has restricted me going out for long
I tried pumping and can only get 40-50ml using Momcozy m5
Baby refused to take bottle
What should I do? And is there any better way/time to use the pumps?
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Colic, gas or hungry
My 12 week old is so fussy. Beyond what he has ever been before. He eats constantly every hour to 2. He’ll be happy most times after eating then out of no where just blow up. He’s so hard to get a nap in too. Is this the start of colic or his he just gassy or can he really just be constantly Hungry
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Dealing with crying???
My 5 week old has started to become very grumpy and restless in the evenings (4-8pm). He will just cry and cry whilst resisting most forms of comfort.
The only thing that will stop him crying is breastfeeding. Rocking, cuddling, singing, bath etc will only soothe him for a minute and then he will be crying again.
I suffer from severe migraines and the crying is really getting to me. My husband does take over but we also have a toddler, need to cook dinner, tidy up and do the nighttime routine. This means I cannot avoid all of the crying with a migraine.
What worked for your baby? We have tried so many things but open to suggestions as I’m really struggling.
I do not think this is reflux of silent reflux. I am dairy free due to my own personal allergies so doubt it’s CMPA as no milk protein is being passed thought my breastmilk.
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