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@jcrook I love this sentence, and you are not wrong. You have a great handle on the situation! I wouldn't talk about delays/milestone expectations in detail with anyone but their doctor or, if you ever feel the need, early intervention services. "When do you expect him to catch up?" In...

@lostandinsecure I agree on the pumping help! When my son came early this spring, pumping was a really tangible thing I could do for him. But it's a lot of work. At night, my husband would take the milk to the fridge and wash the pump parts while I went back to bed. Breast compression/massage...

@xvcxcewer Agree, from what I've seen food ladders seem to be fairly common (possibly standard?) for reintroduction in the UK and Europe (as long as the initial allergic reaction meets certain criteria). I found the UK egg ladder first, and then this interesting paper from a group in Canada...

@ldingle FYI this is mostly the older mode of thinking that assumes a lot about breast anatomy and physiology that just isn't true. The new ABM guidelines discuss the reasons for the changing ideas. ALWAYS leave milk blebs (the white spots) alone. DO NOT try to puncture them on your own - only...