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@lukester09 Boundaries are sooo important at this age. And it’s hard! Everyone hates boundaries - toddlers especially! But when you’re nursing a toddler, you HAVE to have limits, or they will nurse constantly. I have a 17 month old. At home, I allow him to nurse before sleeps (bed/nap), once in...

@narasa12 I showed DH the faint test and he didn't believe it... So I went to work that night, got home at 0730 the next morning, and he woke me up at 1130 to take another test. Man almost died before he became a father.

@shermainehelenalyssalau We just want to see O2 >90% the majority of the time. Most babies will dip, we just don’t know it because they aren’t constantly on monitors. Babies can sit at 88-92% and be perfectly comfortable, for adults they really need to be >95%.

@formertweaker It’s the little one that was stressed in utero that always does way better on the outside. Boys typically have a harder time as well. He’ll catch up though, 34 weeks is great in terms of positive outcomes.

@monica123 The hardest thing about 36 weekers is they look like regular term babies but they don’t always act like it. They still have growing and developing to do and especially on the earlier side of 36 weeks, may act more like 35 weekers. Plan to stay until your due date but honestly, I see...

@kayvin I know it’s so scary and hard to understand the jargon. Ask lots of questions of your care team - and don’t Google!

@kayvin 7.43 is on the high end of normal, with normal being 7.35-7.45. It sounds like her body is still maintaining itself and doing an ok job at it. pH isn’t really indicative of anything on its own, either. There are likely other labs they’re looking at as well - you have to look at the whole...