Sentences with phrase «eat during the feeding»

I continued to try for three weeks with her not getting eonugh to eat during each feeding.

One of the most important questions that nursing moms have is what to eat during the feeding months that will ensure a good supply of milk.

While there may not be much rhyme or reason when it comes to newborns, like the time the eat, or how much they will eat during each feeding, there is one thing that's for sure: when a baby is hungry, she is going to eat.

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Eating this soup during this time of year just feels right — it's incredibly cozy and feeds both body and soul.

But hey, guys eat a lot and with sweet potatoes as the base, these nachos will achieve their intended role: feeding a group of guys during game time.

Interestingly, with greater awareness of animal welfare issues, kangaroo meat is the meat of choice for some people who prefer not to eat meat from traditional livestock, including chicken, because of the way many of them are housed during life (feed - lots or other high - density farming) and transported, handled and slaughtered.

He prepares his dogs for anything: He might wake them up and feed them in the middle of the night to teach them that, during a race, the time to eat is whenever the food comes.

I burp him very frequently during the feedings, every 20 - 30 mL (1 fl oz) or so, but inevitably he always spits up when he is finished eating and it gets on EVERYTHING!

Is he just hungry and I need to feed him (he eats around 27 ounces during the day - he is about 14.5 lbs.

Should I just decrease the time that I feed him each night so that he eventually gets used to not eating much during those middle of the night feedings?

Can we feed her during the whole of her wake up time but that defeats the eat, play, sleep cycle.

Should I try to drop the dream feed first and then see if he will eat more or should I keep it this way until he can consume more during the day?

I decided to stop the dream feed last night since he was eating well during the day and he slept from 740 pm to 715 am:) his last feeding was at 630 pm.

My oldest took a long time to eat, and I finally figured out he was really getting little naps in during the feeding time.

It is common for nursing mothers to have lower milk supply in the evening due to all the busy - ness during the day and nursing during the day, so cluster feeding is something that can help compensate for that lower milk supply and help baby get enough to eat before bed.

If you believe your baby will eat 3 - 4 times a day during the time you are away, send 6 bottles with half the milk for each feed, or alternatively, send 3 bottles with the correct amount, and 2 - 3 more with just an oz.

At about 8 weeks she really starting eating less and less during that feeding, until about feeding for 4 minutes (breastfed) on only 1 side.

He eats 5oz of breastmilk mixed with 3tsp of rice cereal at 5:30, 8, 11, 2, 5, then bedtime, so I know he's getting enough calories during the day to drop the dream feed... I also have to wake him up for the dream feed, and he's been sleeping til 5:30 - 6 for at least 3 weeks... is it too soon to drop the dream feed, or could he really be ready?

Our doc said he needs to eat every 3 hours, and not to go past 4 hours between feedings (since he is 4 months) during the day.

She is eating every 3 hours during the day and taking 3 - 6oz each feeding.

While it's normal for infants to «spit up» a small amount after eating or during burping, a baby should not vomit after feeding.

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Formula - fed babies may want to eat more frequently or will drink more during feedings.

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Symptoms include frequent spitting up, poor eating and irritability during and after feedings.

When nighttime feedings are eliminated after successful sleep coaching, a child starts to eat better during the day.

If parents alternate during night feeds, seeing what each baby ate eliminates the need to wake the sleeping parent.

Plus, tummy troubles during feedings can end feeding time before they get enough to eat.

Many infants «spit up» a small amount after eating or during burping, but a baby should not vomit after feeding.

Some of the symptoms of reflux / colic include coughing, congestion, gagging, choking, crying during feeding, refusal to eat, sleep disturbances, etc..

If after six months, when they are eating solid food, you're finding that you're having a hard time getting enough milk during the day by pumping, you can save the meals of baby food for your day care provider to feed.

It is the only time where I do nt put her down for a nap in between feedings (she is on a 3 hour eat / wake / sleep schedule during the day).

But you will observe that when children eat more during the day, they feed less at night, and when they eat more at night they may eat less during daytime.

If you stop breastfeeding while introducing solid foods, don't plan to take the breast away completely during one feeding until your baby has started to eat a complete baby portion of food.

Your baby will eat 2 — 3 ounces of milk per feeding during the first 4 weeks, and then this amount goes up to 4 ounces or so.

He eats both during each feeding.

He is 4 weeks old and we have been trying to stick to the 3 hour schedule during the day, but now I have noticed for some feedings he just doesn't seem hungry or he will take the bottle but ends up with signs that he has had too much to eat like spitting up most of what he ate.

He eats best during the night feedings, when he's not as distracted.

I wonder if you could mess around with the solids you're feeding her to see if you could get her to eat some poop - inducers at non-nap times to see if that would leave her without anything to poop out during naps.

I still kept up the 3 hour feedings and the eat, wake, sleep, during the day.

But I think he can handle it because during his night feeding, when he is tired and all business, he eats great.

If your baby can sit with support, puts toys and other objects in his mouth, watches with interest when you or others are eating and if you think he is wanting his feeds earlier than usual during the day because he is hungry even though you have offered larger milk feeds then, he's ready for solids.

ive been told its not good to feed him like that but my mom says how would you like to have only liquids all the time and the food dosent seem to hurt his stools or any thing else for that matter he now eats alot of stage 2 foods and also four 8 oz bottles during the day im i really moving to fast with him?

page, «following your baby's cues during feeding time will ensure that your baby is eating the proper amounts of food for him or her.»

She still needs to eat for two, and having easy nutritious snacks on hand will help her to keep her energy up during the early days of night feedings and all - day baby care.

This really is «normal» and your baby may wake again during the night for more feedings regardless of eating solids.

«Following your baby's cues during feeding time will ensure that your baby is eating the proper amounts of food for him or her.»

If your child is having difficulty with eating, is uncomfortable during eating, has a very limited diet, difficulty chewing / swallowing or chokes, gags or vomits at mealtimes seek the advice of your pediatrician, a pediatric feeding program or your local early intervention agency.

Some steps to take to improve this problem are feeding smaller amounts, more frequent burping during feeds, avoiding pressure on his belly or vigorous activity after eating.