I don't know then, lovey....
I really think that a baby with allergies/food issues COULDN'T have such a good night and maybe Ds nights are better if the last feed is more relaxed, your supply is lower/more settled (mine was always so low at the 7/8pm stage after running around with the two all day).....
She sounds SO SO much like my two.....and Emma had the WORST nappies - I was almost at the stage of going to see the paed about them until I found info on the fore/hind milk imbalance and the steps I took to sort this (dark room, block nursing, no distractions, feeding while she was semi-conscious at the end of a nap etc) really helped me move to 4 HR EASY (and great naps- this is when everything fell into place with both of mine) very easily as she was taking GREAT, relaxed and nourishing feeds by then.
I am trying to think back to when and how the explosiveness stopped....def by around 3 mths both of them started the poop every few days business and by 4 mths it was once a week or even 10/11 days. The day before would be farty and gassy but the poops themselves were less explosive and better formed (though nowhere near as formed as FF babies)....but I think till around 12 weeks or even 14 they were quite explosive....
Emma's green and mucousy ones were few and far between once I took the steps I mentioned above - but I HAD to be consistent with them and the daytime feeds were hard for this one with Oscar around. I would get him doing some playdough, aquadraws or smth just before a feed/at the end of a nap and then leave him strapped in the highchair with tv on and a snack close to him as well (not that I needed to leave for that long as start to finish Emma was always a fast eater - 10 or 15 mins max) and that was it.
The results though with getting the f/h milk imbalance sorted SHOULD be a lot quicker than what it would take to see if it is a dairy or other intolerance....a few days was all it took to get rid of the very green yucky poops and then just a one or two bad feeds in a day (usually the weekend when we were out and about and feeds were more distracted) and we would have the yuck and the wind back again.
if I were you, I would try this first and then go down the elim route if you see no improvement after good feeds...
as for OS - by 8 weeks mine had settled in that I wasn't waking soaked but the left ALWAYS leaked loads if I started from the right and I had numerous blocked ducts etc.....
had a very strong tingly letdown as well.
http://www.llli.org/FAQ/oversupply.htmlmore info for you and biggest HUGS }}}{{{