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asked by: Emma2 on January 5th, 2007
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Ok so my son is 5 weeks going on 6. He has been driving me insane eating only 3 oz every 2 hours...He falls asleep while drinking and once in a while he will decide to nap for 3 hours in the afternoon....The only time he doesnt cry is when he is on someones shoulder...If I put him in his crib alone awake , he will ball....If I out him in his swing he will ball....What am I doing wrong ?
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oh_mommy replied on January 5th, 2007
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Nothin, sounds like ur baby is colicy
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Emma2 replied on January 5th, 2007
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oh_mommy wrote:
nothin, sounds like ur baby is colicy



yeah youre not the 1st to tell me that....Isnt colic associated with gas?
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Magical Logic replied on January 5th, 2007
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I dont think you are doing anything wrong. One of my babies was like that all she wanted to do was cry but now that we got her formula changed again she does not cry unless hungry or sleepy. Maybe you can ask his dr to check him over to make sure everything is ok
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Sandbox Party replied on January 5th, 2007
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.Nancy try switching him to a soy formula... Maybe similac .Isomil .Advance... Its just for babies like that. Hes prolly lactose intolerant.
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Becky replied on January 5th, 2007
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Layla did that for months and I tried everything. She was up every hour. She was like it for a few months but I think she was just n extreme case.

Try gripe water it might work for your baby
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Emma2 replied on January 5th, 2007
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rainfire1424 wrote:
.Nancy try switching him to a soy formula... Maybe similac .Isomil .Advance... Its just for babies like that. Hes prolly lactose intolerant.


yeah probably....Right now he drinks nestle good start..At the hospital he was drinking enfalim and seemed to sleep more but then again he was drugged .......Ill try changing it after this case I just bought.

Ive have tried gripe water too and doesnt do much ......
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Sunflower_pie81 replied on January 5th, 2007
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There wasn't anything wrong with amelia and shw was like that for about 3 weeks....Then got comfortable.....I got to where she would stay down for abotu 20-30 mins before she would cry...And that was very good for me....I was very happy with her. Now we are great...We make a great pair....If we didnt' it probibly would scare me out of another. Lol
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Magical Logic replied on January 5th, 2007
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I could not imagine to have to buy a case of formula. Thank goodness for wic
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Emma2 replied on January 5th, 2007
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chase4 wrote:
i could not imagine to have to buy a case of formula. Thank goodness for wic


well, I cant imagine paying for healthcare ..Thank goodness for free medical! Lol
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foxy replied on January 5th, 2007
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emma2 wrote:
chase4 wrote:
i could not imagine to have to buy a case of formula. Thank goodness for wic


well, I cant imagine paying for healthcare ..Thank goodness for free medical! Lol


Shocked both of you are lucky, I pay for both formula and health care and everything else for that matter.....Nothing is "free" over here.
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Sunflower_pie81 replied on January 5th, 2007
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Same here foxy Shocked
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lil_blaze2004 replied on January 5th, 2007
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Nancy, nestle is the worst!! It was the only formula that made trey gassy and spit up. I had 2 docs tell me not to use it.

Switch him to something else!

How's he feeling??
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Emma2 replied on January 5th, 2007
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lil_blaze2004 wrote:
nancy, nestle is the worst!! It was the only formula that made trey gassy and spit up. I had 2 docs tell me not to use it.

Switch him to something else!


How's he feeling??


really I always heard its the best milk....I guess I will really need to change...How about enfamil?

Hes doing better however that stupid yeast infection in his mouth is still there despite the liquid the Dr. From the clsc gave me... His mouth smells and I think its causing him some discomfort and isnt drinking as much......But I will look inot changing his formula..

Foxy, yeah our medical is covered 100% the only thing we pay for are for meds and even at that the gov covers a good portion of it..
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Bridget replied on January 5th, 2007
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emma2 wrote:
how about enfamil?


we were using enfamil and finn was throwing up his entire bottle pretty much every time he ate. Then we switched to generic enfamil (like the kind you get at walmart or sam's club, we get ours at bj's) and he hasn't thrown up since and it's *so* much cheaper. They can't be too different but something about the actual enfamil didn't agree with him.
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Magical Logic replied on January 5th, 2007
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I get free medical too.. First year no question asked after that we will have to get it ourselfs cause hubby makes too much. Emma I am glad he is doing better. Yeah that thrush is hard to get rid of
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tigresacanela24 replied on January 5th, 2007
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Chu wouldn't even drink enfamil or good start. I had gotten a bunch of free cans of both in the mail...
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lil_blaze2004 replied on January 5th, 2007
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Trey was on similac after I stopped brestfeeding and I think he spat up a total of 4 times in his life.
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Mabel replied on January 5th, 2007
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I had my daughter on every different kind of formula there was. Nothing worked. Then, it dawned on me, maybe I should just quit changing her formula!

That didn't work either. But I guess I learned to live with it. She cried in the evenings between 4-9pm. Every night for months.

Maybe he is going through a growing spurt. Now that my daughter is older, she tells me her bones hurt and she sometimes cries about it. This comes during the same general time she is eating more.

Just a thought. Good luck with whatever you try and whatever works for you!
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michelle1981 replied on January 5th, 2007
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My boys were on similac advanced after I stopped breastfeeding. I never had any problems.
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