August 2010 Babies 
For all babies born in August 2010 or Mother's who were due in 2010.
Alesia is almost 3 weeks old and it seems like just yesterday! So far things are going ok, she is not gaining weight the way the lactition wans her to so I feel like I do nothing but feed her! I have to feed her for 15 minutes on each side then pump fo 15 mintes and feed her about 1/2 oz to an once of what I pump. This takes about an hour everytime I feed her! She still eats every three hours so not much of a break. I am about ready to just pump and bottle feed... Other than that we are great! I have lost 20 lbs so far- love the breast feeding! But I also am more prone to sweets now... I am hoping to get that under control, since I have another 15 to go to get my body back.I hope you turn this into a parenting bored! I feel such a bond with you ladies and hope to keep in touch 
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