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its noce to know other moms are going through the same thing. and i know eventually she will do ok, but i just keep hoping the day will be today haha. but thanks again for the breatherView Thread
she has never been much of a sleeper or eay to get to go to bed, so maybe thats why its a lillte more difficult. but things seem to be getting easier, and i hope they continue. i just get stressed sometimes wondering if it will ever end
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but, as for me and my DH, we are ok with letting her have a bottle 2 times a day. like i said she drinks fine from a sippy cup during the day...so with the bottle being her comfort, i say whatever makes her feel good.i have not tried just to put water in the bottle, but i will try that soon, but i am just glad she is done with formula and just on whole milk. i thought that would be hard too, but she did really well with it. I know I worry too much about things that aren't really that big of deal. But she is our first child and I guess we just want to do what the DR says, even though all kids are different. I just want to do the best thing for her, and hope it all works out eventually. Like I know the sleeping habits will always alter, but she still dosn't sleep all though the night. She will wake up, and we do put her in bed with us every so often...but again, my husband and I, that is ok for us. I just wana make sure I am doing whats best for her....thanks for everyones input, hope to keep chatting soon!!View Thread


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