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Just after we completed a week of sleep training via the Sleepeasy Solution, Lulu started cutting her first tooth… As soon as that tooth came in, she had a day of calm and then a second tooth began coming in. Lulu got her first two teeth within 5 days. Amazing.
We completely abandoned sleep expectations during this [...]

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Milk Bleb Intro

Now that Lulu is 6 months old, I feel like I’m old hat at breastfeeding and, considering the number of issues I have had to deal with along the way, I have nifty insight on some of the things that can come up.
To date, I’ve dealt with (in order of appearance!): severe engorgement, thrush / [...]

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Quiche saved my butt when Lulu and I first got home from the hospital. Actually, it probably helped to widen it, but…
I discovered that quiche is the perfect food to have around when the milk production starts. I had no idea how voraciously starving I was going to be during the first few days. Every [...]

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When Lulu was born we stayed in the hospital for 2 days, which is the norm for vag births. During this time, I was so whacked out, feeling completely misplaced and awry from the shock and wonder of having just given birth, the excitement of having this amazing new baby and the surrealness of the [...]

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The Sleepeasy Solution suggests weaning night feeds so the baby can get quality sleep. I started following the weaning process outlined in the book on Sunday for both of her night feeds. The idea is that if, like me, you’re breastfeeding, you shorten the length of each feed by 2 minutes a day until you’re [...]

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Breastfeeding

I never could imagine being a mother, specifically. It’s not like I reached a certain age where suddenly little baby clothes started looking cute to me, or passing a playground would make my ovaries hop.
However, ever since I can remember, since I guess I first understood the basics that were involved in making a baby [...]

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