Sentences with phrase «completely normal»

This doesn't happen often, but it's a completely normal variation that would make Popeye proud.

So it's completely normal to periodically up the amount you feed your baby, because the more they grow, the more food they'll need.

While it did take him a while to be completely comfortable with me doing 100 % of the feeding, he talks with our friends about breastfeeding as a completely normal part of our daily routine, and he has never apologized or been uncomfortable with the fact that I will feed our son whenever and wherever I need to.

It is completely normal for you to feel uncomfortable.

And I know more people than you'd think who are still feeding at this age (newsflash: it's completely normal).

Also, it's not an indication that they want to wean, it's just a completely normal behaviour that most every baby goes through.

According to Katie Sobel, a certified health coach and nutrition consultant with Plum Organics, that reaction is completely normal.

Keep in mind that temporary setbacks are completely normal and virtually every child will have several accidents before being able to stay dry all day long.

For us, it is completely normal to see our parents naked.

And second, separation anxiety is completely normal, expected, and a sign of a healthy attachment between parent and child.

Testing limits is completely normal, but when it involves bedtime, it can be both trying and exhausting.

While some parents might think their baby is sucking on their fingers too much and they may have concerns about whether this might affect their tooth and mouth development, it is actually completely normal for a baby between the ages of 2 - 6 months old to want to put things in their mouth.

I assure them that although it seems difficult and even abnormal it usually is completely normal most of the time.

But the abundance of hair falling out in the postpartum months was a totally and completely normal experience.

It's considered completely normal.

As baby's delivery date nears, and baby puts more weight and stress on the bump, it is completely normal for mom to feel a bit winded while getting around.

I feel so much better now that I know it's completely normal and many other families do this as well.

As frustrating as it can be, your baby crying whenever you are out of sight, or god forbid whenever you dare remove your boob from their mouth, is completely normal.

It is completely normal for breastfed babies to lose about 5 - 7 % of their birthweight in these first few days (here is more about that and about weight loss / gain in general).

Having had a completely normal, full term delivery followed by a completely disastrous case of everything - that - can - go - wrong - did - go - wrong two years later, I have a uniquely personal view of how quickly things can go south.

Mood swings may be frustrating for everyone involved; it is important to know that they are completely normal and are related to all the hormonal changes you are experiencing.

«It is completely normal for children to be nervous around strangers — some will be, some won't,» says Bittle.

97 % of all births go completely normal and smooth.

These are typically feelings of weepiness, happiness, and exhaustion, and are completely normal.

Before you beat yourself up, know that your child's tantrums getting dressed are completely normal.

It is important to remember that women have been giving birth for centuries and centuries and it is a completely normal thing.

Yes the yellow milk coming from your breasts is completely normal.

This is completely normal: most pre-schoolers aren't toilet trained at night until aged three or sometimes nearer four.

The midwife told me that it was completely normal as the placenta must have taken over by now.

You will be tired, and that is a completely normal feeling.

In my opinion, BF is a completely normal act and should not be censored, but it is also an intimate act that should be protected, and one of the best ways to do that is to somewhat remove yourself from the public eye whilst nursing.

Often times the worrying is for nothing, though completely normal for any Mom to feel.

Dozens of research papers and several phone calls later, I've learned that not only is lying completely normal in kids, it's actually a sign of healthy development.

This is what causes the belly aches and temporary pains that you feel when you are pregnant, hence you should not be worried since they are completely normal.

She'll go back to sleep for another 45 minutes to an hour and then wake up completely normal, like nothing happened.

These seven symptoms might freak parents out but actually, they're completely normal things to notice in your baby.

, which is completely normal for a non-Ezzo breastfed baby!!!

Toddler jealousy is real, and if your toddler is going through it, remember that it's completely normal.

When you're expecting, it's completely normal to feel nervous, whether you're thinking about your labor or the inevitable sleepless nights ahead.

Much like the toddler aggression / throwing things phase, your son's behavior is COMPLETELY NORMAL.

Don't worry if you have to disappoint them now and then — it's completely normal.

Your baby will also nurse for comfort and as a way to soothe themselves, and that is completely normal.

Even as baby grows and their stomach capacity increases, they still continue to nurse frequently — again, completely normal!

Baby biting while nursing is a completely normal developmental phase and every baby goes through it.

Many accept the philosophy of the practice, that birth is a completely normal life event that does not constitute a medical emergency.

Just because you really want to be about monitoring and just be somewhere in case the worst just like for me, example I had a completely normal like a boring twin pregnancy.

This is completely normal.

Leaking breasts are one of the very many under - discussed topics of motherhood but it is completely normal.

If you feel like your baby is spending all day asleep, they probably are, and that's completely normal.

Don't expect your baby to sleep through the night — An infant who wakes up every two hours is completely normal.