LO 1- breastfeeding
LO 2- VOMIT!
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Hands down - breast feeding.
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breastfeeding/latch!
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Sleep, lol. Always has been, most likely always will be.
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Sleeping. E had no interest in the bassinet in our room, and would only sleep while being held (preferably, but not necessarily, by me). We ended up co-bedding because of it, which we hadn't planned, just so I could get any sleep at all.
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Anxiety. I was terrified of something happening to the baby.
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Breastfeeding/tummy issues
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Breastfeeding... or the failure to, anyway.
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LO1: Colic
LO2: Tongue-tie and lip-tie. Therefore, breastfeeding. -
Dd-milk came in late and she was attached to me 24/7
DS- jaundice. Had to stay an extra 1.5 at the hospital. Ate and slept like a champ from day 1. -
Spitting up...she spit up alllll the time. Luckily she outgrew it around 4 months.
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Breastfeeding- specifically latch/lip tie/tongue tie issues, oversupply, silent reflux
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Sleep. He was a champion sleeper the first month, but I think we're somewhat responsible for the terrible sleep habit now.
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As much of an issue BF was with DS I think SLEEP trumps it all. Not sleeping and having BF issues made it all the worse!!!!
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breastfeeding. which soon gave way to sleeping, which has stayed with us for many many many many months.
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Breastfeeding. No question about it.
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Breast feeding. Hands down.
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Breastfeeding/weight gain.
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breasfeeding for us as well. It never resolved itself so I became an exclusive pumper.
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Absolutely no question, breastfeeding.
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Thrush!
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they both had jaundice and olive had an extended hospital stay because she couldn't maintain her body temperature.
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Easily, breastfeeding (low supply issues on my end).
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I think jaundice and breast feeding were jointly the worst as they were related problems for us...developed jaundice partially due to difficult eating, and jaundice making her too tired to stay awake long enough to eat.
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My recovery. It was *rough.*
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DD#1 clogged ducts
DD#2 sleep...even trying to nurse her to sleep didn't work -
Breastfeeding (or lack thereof) resulting in jaundice/dehydration and an extended nicu stay . Once I started EPing and supplementing things got much better
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1- breastfeeding
2- poop/vomit= mspi -
Sleep!!! Newborn twin sleep was absolute torture. Torture I say.
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Breastfeeding!! Slow eater/didn't develop a good supply --> VERY low supply
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She was spitting up a lot!
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Sleep/baby blues. I think the first one influenced the second a lot...
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Getting the hang of breastfeeding! This also led to sleep deprivation since I did all the wake ups (since there was not much DH could do to help).
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1. MIL
2. Tongue tie/lip tie/latch issues -
Sleep, exactly the same issues as @lovehoneybee. Thank goodness she seemed to grow out of it around 7-8 weeks and now is a pretty good sleeper (knock on wood!!).
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Breastfeeding issues which led to mastitis - I was so ill I could barely function.
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Breastfeeding and sleep deprivation. It's a pretty deadly combo.
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Sleep! And her not being able to go to sleep by herself. And two week spitting up started.
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@knittylady: same here - sleep and baby blues, definitely think they are related.
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Sleep and breastfeeding.
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