weird…

[Anonymous]

I was nursing my daughter this morning and all the sudden she pulled off and started to get really fussy…I was thinking that she must be having problems with her reflux, but as soon as I turned her over to the other side and showed her there was more to come, she calmed down immediately, no crying or anything,even though I didn’t have her latch on right away. Do ya’ll think that is reflux, or do I just have a high maintenance daughter?

[Anonymous]

You haven’t seen high maintenance until you’ve seen my little angel.

Maybe she was just uncomfortable….her arm or leg or something may have fallen asleep. Or maybe she emptied that breast and was still hungry. Or she could have had a little gas and changing her position helped her pass it.

If only they could talk.

[Anonymous]

I know, I am looking forward to…and dreading at the same time, the day little Brianna can talk.

[Anonymous]

My son does the same thing all the time, and my daughter did it too. I think what is going on is that after the milk has let down and the “easy” eating is over, and they have to start sucking a little harder to get the milk, they start refluxing, and it burns or hurts… switching to the other side, to a full breast, means that the milk is once again plentiful and it washes away the burn. That’s the only explanation I’ve come up with. There are times though when I can’t get him to nurse on one side hardly at all, but he will on the other. Maybe it’s the angle or something??

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