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Bilirubin level of 450μmol/L at 8 days
@kwikfixn At least in our country, hospital informs parents to watch for skin yellowing of the baby and informs to contact your pediatrician asap if you notice intense yellowing for the next steps. So, it depends whether you have been informed fully and what are the usual practices in your... -
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I’m insane
@relaxbuddy Birthing experience was quite beautiful to me. And right away I said I wanted another little human being. But now being in the trenches of PPA & PPD (if he's a little being on developmental milestones, I get so anxious...), I think for me personally better not. But if I had a very... -
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I was not expecting taking care of a newborn to be so hard
@cee_the_atheist I do love contact naps & when he seems calm with me ❤️ The other great feeling is when his little hands touches your skin. I almost cried happy tears. -
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I was not expecting taking care of a newborn to be so hard
@taube Thank you! It really made me feel better. Baby steps it is, right? Also, shower, baby laundry or eating is a real question when you get a break 👀 -
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I was not expecting taking care of a newborn to be so hard
@hashim Beautifully written. -
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I was not expecting taking care of a newborn to be so hard
@olyagah That would be reaaally helpfull for all of us! -
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I was not expecting taking care of a newborn to be so hard
@cjames99 He will be 4 weeks tomorrow. And I do feel that the only things he likes are contact naps and nursing. It's hard since I expected a calm baby which, you know, enjoys tummy time, baths and so on. -
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I was not expecting taking care of a newborn to be so hard
FTM here. Has anyone else attended pregnancy courses, read books and thought "Okay, simple, feed them every 2-3 hours, breastfeeding is natural, burp, let them sleep, change diapers when needed, do tummy time, show black/white cards and that's it. I got this " And then the reality hits - baby is...