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Re: NWs and night bottles
« Reply #60 on: May 19, 2010, 20:58:45 pm »
Laura, thanks for the quick reply!!  He does seem quite cheerful mostly these days after those illnesses.  I think it can be the canines.  All four molars have cut through and are almost fully there. 

Typical daycare day:

5:45-6:10 wake
12:00-12:30  S 2h
14:00-14:30  A
19:15-19:45  S

Today he's at home:
5:55  A
10:35  S 50mins in pram
11:25  A 
17:00  S (on bike but woke up after 3 mins coz of a loud noise)
19:15  S
Couldn't let him nap in the afternoon because we were out.  Otherwise he would probably be napping from 14:30- 15:00 easily for 2h or 2h30.  Then bedtime would be 19:45. 

He went down very easily awake and I heard him talking a bit before falling asleep.  No stirrings so far.  We'll see if he has more stirrings in the night which I heard a lot the last 2-3 nights (more than the nights before after the diarrhea). 

I'm contemplating to try w2s at 5am.  But I'm too tired to get up to do this so I want to get some advice to formulate a plan.  Last time the silly mistake of 5:30 w2s turns out to be good as it seemed to have broken the 5:30 HW. 

Thanks.  We had a great day on Sunday and had loads of great photos :D



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Re: NWs and night bottles
« Reply #61 on: May 19, 2010, 22:53:11 pm »
I am soo jealous of the head of hair! lol  What a beautiful pic :-) 

But yeah the diarrhea could be linked to the teething, extra saliva and all that.  Any other symptoms? 

I have to say, and it's only been our experience, but the canines are the least problematic of the teeth for us lol  Molars were horrific but the canines are coming through without incident.  It's really weird.  But maybe they were moving down when the molars did??  Dunno.

What's the routine like on a good day?
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Re: NWs and night bottles
« Reply #62 on: May 20, 2010, 06:22:48 am »
thanks Wendy heheh  DS was born with a full head of hair really nice as if we paid for a very expensive haircut :D 

the diarrhea lasted one full day (5 or 6 times) and then with bananas and rice, it was over.  phew...  it could be something he ate also.  It was a daycare day... u know, can't always stop them putting things in their mouth.  Saliva is nonstop now.  no other symptoms yet.  The molars caused double ear infection and 40C fever for a week here :(  That was really rough.  Two molars cut through within that week! 

As this thread started out about the NWs and bottles, those were gone and DS was sleeping till 7:10am with no NWs.  (After my silly 5:30 w2s :P)  The routine then was:

7:10 A
12:30 S 2h
2:30 A
7:15-7:45 S 

Sometimes DS got tired (from daycare) so might take his nap earlier. In fact last Sunday he fell asleep in the car at 12:30, got home about 1pm and brought him in, he was wide awake.. walking home himself and then i changed him and he acted tired and i asked him if he wanted "sleepy time" and he did.  Then he slept 2h30 from 1:15 or so.  My gut feeling is that the EW is habitual, perhaps first related to hunger.  Always the same hunger issue with DS.  This morning he was just wide awake and not really crying for milk.  Once he saw me, he was happy staying in his cot playing.  But I can tell that he's tired, not very good coordination, etc.  Dropped a lid of a pot on his toes and scraped skin off 2 toes :'(  still crying now



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Re: NWs and night bottles
« Reply #63 on: May 20, 2010, 08:39:45 am »
Koe - would it worth you starting a new thread - with a heading with your concerns, especially given you have cracked the bottle, I'll join you over there - as I'm sure Wendy will ;) - but you may also get some fresh eyes that way?  What do you think?
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Re: NWs and night bottles
« Reply #64 on: May 20, 2010, 11:39:04 am »
Laura, will do.  I thought to continue here because of the history of what i have tried.  it makes total sense to start a new one.  I'll find time to type it up :D 



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Re: NWs and night bottles
« Reply #65 on: May 20, 2010, 12:25:23 pm »
hen you have done it - post a link - or let me know and I'll do it for you ;)
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Re: NWs and night bottles
« Reply #66 on: May 20, 2010, 13:08:24 pm »
ok here it is:
<href="http://babywhispererforums.com/index.php?topic=171531.0">EW (again) after a sick day[/url]
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Re: NWs and night bottles
« Reply #67 on: May 20, 2010, 14:02:46 pm »
If you would like to help Koe please post on her new thread ;)
LAURA xx