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Posted: 02 October 2006 at 12:18pm | IP Logged
Well having been trying to figure little Winston out, I finally opened the baby rice this morning! I made 1 tsp of rice up, and it made almost half a little pot! He ate about half of what was made, without a problem, then started to spit it out, so I assume he'd had enough! Fred looked like he wanted some, so just to see how it went, I gave him a spoon of it! I was in stitches, as he tasted it, and then spat it all out. And when he finally realised that Winston was having food, he tried to give him part of his bread stick! pmsl As if Winston is ready for that yet! Bless him, but I thought it was a lovely thing to do! So all in all a good day so far, let's see if it makes any difference to how lo is later!
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Posted: 02 October 2006 at 12:30pm | IP Logged
Best of luck....I had to wait to weat rachel until she was 20 weeks old. She was srarving. But once I did she was a lot more setteled, she would sleep for 12 hours at night.
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Posted: 02 October 2006 at 1:22pm | IP Logged
I hope you notice a difference in him Vix!
How old is george now?
I started harry on baby rice when he was just 11weeks as he was always a hungry baby and was very unsettled, we noticed a difference almost immediatly, he was much more settled!
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Posted: 02 October 2006 at 4:51pm | IP Logged
LOL He was 11 weeks on Thursday I think! He seemed to settle fine this afternoon, but hasn't settled too well since his last bottle! I have to admit that my top did look like it had snowed! I forgot how messy they are at this age. Not that I can complain as Fred has just started to refuse letting me feed him, and his clothes look worse than mine! pmsl Let's hope I catch up on the washing fast!
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Posted: 02 October 2006 at 6:57pm | IP Logged
oh well done to georgegood luck vix, hope alls o.k and things improve now hes having some food. i loved the weaning stage!!!, (bless fred hes only trying to help lol)luv jue xx
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Posted: 03 October 2006 at 11:44am | IP Logged
Wow what a difference! He was hardly whingy all day, had his last feed at 8:30 and went through til 6am! Not the best time to wake but with a good sleep like that I can cope! I even made the most of it myself and had an early night! He's had his solid feed at 9:30 today, with his bottle straight after, so let's see what day 2 brings!
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Posted: 03 October 2006 at 12:12pm | IP Logged
wow, that is excellent news vix, im so chuffed for you, its surprising sometimes what difference a bit of food does. goodluck for today and everyday that follows xx jue xx
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Topic: I started him!
good luck vix, hope alls o.k and things improve now hes having some food. i loved the weaning stage!!!, (bless fred hes only trying to help lol)luv jue xx
