Mandarine
Ideal_Rock
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Oh sorry China, I'm no help since I didn't go through that when I quit...since I never had milk to begin with!. Good luck though!
Sunkist, I don't change diapers at night either....I stopped like at 1 month because I figured I eventually want the little stinkers to sleep all night and don't want them to get used to a clean diaper and wake up because they're a little wet!. The morning diapers weigh like 10 lbs!!!!
Puffy, that's so awesome!!!. Each kid really does whatever they want...I really don't think there's much you can do (other than the obvious things to help them distinguish day/night!)
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So the little ones are doing that weird thing again. They are starving, I make bottles, they are eager to start eating and as soon as the bottle is in their mouth, they start shaking their heads from side to side and screaming. What do the heck is up with that!!!?. We went through this a few weeks ago and it was accompanied by more times waking up during the night. Please Lord let that not be the case!!!!!!!!. The funny thing is, if you keep trying (through their screaming and pushing the bottle away with hands, tongue and face) they eventually start eating and either finish their bottle or at least drink more than half.
I feel terrible because it's like I'm forcing them to eat, but I know they are hungry!! otherwise they wouldn't then suck it down...right?
Any ideas?
ETA: SoCal, have you tried bigger sizes?
Sunkist, I don't change diapers at night either....I stopped like at 1 month because I figured I eventually want the little stinkers to sleep all night and don't want them to get used to a clean diaper and wake up because they're a little wet!. The morning diapers weigh like 10 lbs!!!!
Puffy, that's so awesome!!!. Each kid really does whatever they want...I really don't think there's much you can do (other than the obvious things to help them distinguish day/night!)
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So the little ones are doing that weird thing again. They are starving, I make bottles, they are eager to start eating and as soon as the bottle is in their mouth, they start shaking their heads from side to side and screaming. What do the heck is up with that!!!?. We went through this a few weeks ago and it was accompanied by more times waking up during the night. Please Lord let that not be the case!!!!!!!!. The funny thing is, if you keep trying (through their screaming and pushing the bottle away with hands, tongue and face) they eventually start eating and either finish their bottle or at least drink more than half.
I feel terrible because it's like I'm forcing them to eat, but I know they are hungry!! otherwise they wouldn't then suck it down...right?
Any ideas?
ETA: SoCal, have you tried bigger sizes?