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My other resume
I’ve jumped back into the freelance writing life in an effort to make a bit of money while I stay home with Stella Bella. This, of course, necessitated the updating of my resume. It got me thinking. Some of my … Continue reading
Posted in Lessons in parenting, The tube, Tube weaning
Tagged baby, bottle feeding, breast pump, breastfeeding, Cranial osteopathy, feeding issue, formula feeding, GERD, humor, infant, lactation consultants, mom resume, motherhood, new parents, NG tube, ng tube weaning success, occupational therapy, parenthood, reflux, resume, tube feeding, tube weaning success, weaning
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Please no.
Stella has been getting more and more difficult around eating again and I am starting to freak out about it. She is starting to refuse the bottle more and more. She doesn’t want to eat upon waking up after sleeping … Continue reading
Posted in Cranial osteopathy, occupational therapy, Tube weaning
Tagged baby, bottle feeding, cow's milk intolerance, Cranial osteopathy, feeding issue, GERD, graz model, infant, new parents, NG tube, ng tube weaning success, occupational therapy, parenthood, reflux, tube feeding, tube weaning success, weaning
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A freakout. A rant. And endless gratitude.
Early this afternoon, Stella got upset and took only 100 mls from the bottle. It was really weird. All my fears and worries came rushing back. Granted, she took around 180 before and after that. But what a scare. I … Continue reading
Posted in Appointments, Inspiration, Lessons in parenting, occupational therapy, Tube weaning, Weight check
Tagged ann keppler, awesomeness, baby, baby growth percentiles, BabyCenter, bottle feeding, childbirth and the newborn: the complete guide, cow's milk intolerance, Cranial osteopathy, devorah steinecker, dr. stephanie farrell, first weeks, GERD, gratitude, graz model, infant, janet whalley, jessica bloom, judy herrigel, kathleen kendall-tackett, lactation consultants, maguerite dunitz-scheer, new parents, NG tube, ng tube weaning success, occupational therapy, parenthood, pregnancy, reflux, robin glass, sarah tyack, seattle children's hospital, six-month-old, thomas numrych, trish raymer, tube feeding, tube weaning success, weaning
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The stubborn determination of hope
Good news. Stella is back to taking in about half of her daily calories from the bottle, just as she did before the recent regression. However. My feeling is that the tube is preventing her from recovering completely. I believe that it … Continue reading
Lucky 14?
It’s great that my appetite is back. Because I have some words to eat. In my last post, regarding Friday’s doctor appointment and weigh-in, I stated, “I’m certain that she won’t have gained the ounce per day that the doctor would prefer to see.” Over the … Continue reading
