Breastfeeding:
I had a recent bout of Mastitis this week. I started to feel uncomfortable Saturday and figured she just hadn't nursed in a while. But then when she did it hurt. A lot. Something that hadn't happened before. And then when I started to feel kind of icky over night I knew what was happening. I had mastitis with Eleanor but didn't know what it was so I didn't get the antibiotics. This time I wasn't going to do that so I called the on call and got antibiotics. I still felt mildly icky Sunday, and super full for a few days but pretty much better now.
I'm becoming more comfortable with nursing uncovered. I did at the zoo and it was fine. I tried to choose a quieter place, used the stroller on one side and turned my body. I didn't have a cover so I would have had to anyway, but it was fine.
I'm becoming more comfortable with nursing uncovered. I did at the zoo and it was fine. I tried to choose a quieter place, used the stroller on one side and turned my body. I didn't have a cover so I would have had to anyway, but it was fine.
She's been nursing more this week. I feel like it's been every 2-3 hours during the day.
Sleep:
My best friend was in town this weekend. We took the girls (well Eleanor) for ice cream. Mallory was fussing and as I was loading her in the car Eleanor said to my friend: "We have to go for a ride to get Mallory to sleep" So clearly it's something we do occasionally. lol
The car isn't always a given though. The last few times she's been in the car she's screamed. Like stress me out screams. Not just little whimpers.
I just don't know how to get her to sleep on her own. If she does sleep it's always in my arms. It's so hard to get anything done when I spend half my day trying to get her to sleep for only a brief time.
Misc:
Watching her interact with Eleanor melts my heart. Eleanor is super protective of her, and Mallory really does smile when she sees her.
I pulled out the high chair for her this week. She wasn't a huge fan of it yet, but it's nice to have her closer to us at the table.






The car isn't always a given though. The last few times she's been in the car she's screamed. Like stress me out screams. Not just little whimpers.
I just don't know how to get her to sleep on her own. If she does sleep it's always in my arms. It's so hard to get anything done when I spend half my day trying to get her to sleep for only a brief time.
Misc:
Watching her interact with Eleanor melts my heart. Eleanor is super protective of her, and Mallory really does smile when she sees her.
I pulled out the high chair for her this week. She wasn't a huge fan of it yet, but it's nice to have her closer to us at the table.
Mallory's face! |
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