Sentences with phrase «time the nurse asked»

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She further claimed that Clinton called her nursing home a half - dozen times that year, getting through once and asking when she was going to be back in Little Rock; she told him she wasn't.

The last time we visited his doctor at Sloan - Kettering, a month and a half into his illness and a little over a week before he entered the hospital for the last time, the nurse asked him the usual medical questions.

Because in the face of supermarket tabloids that barely allow a woman's perineum to be stitched up before they are gleefully asking «how she's going to lose the weight» and a celebrity culture that plans a tummy tuck before even nursing the new babe for the first time, we have forgotten how having a baby actually looks on a body.

The recognition had been mutual and one day, unable longer to restrain his curiosity, the Turk asked his nurse why she had not let him die, and when she replied, «I am a follower of him who said «Love your enemies and do them good,»» he was silent for a long time.

Amy, my little guy has been great with giving up all of the day time nursing but still asks for it right before bedtime and also if he lays down for a nap in the afternoon, which he doesn't do much anymore.

It is absurd to think that I am somehow forcing the nursing on my child, as he is the one who requests it, not I. I do not offer if he does not ask and many times he asks and I try to divert his attention to something else that we can do together, like extra playtime.

And he asks to nurse all the time when it is bed time or when he is hurt or upset.

When he asks to nurse and it's not a good time, he's much faster to accept an alternative like a drink of water or a cuddle.

I considered her weaned by 4.5, but in the year and a half since then, she has asked to nurse, and I have let her, a half dozen times, maybe more.

I nursed Yael until she was around 2 years old, and at times, Tamar would ask to try too, and I always let her — but she forgot how to do it.

You are in the hospital, holding your tiny baby for the first time, and immediately asked if you are ready to try nursing.

For instance — after my second child was born, my oldest, who was still nursing, would ask to nurse every time the baby did.

At the same time, if you need a break from a fussy baby, particularly if you're recovering from a cesarean or a difficult delivery, do not hesitate to ask the nursing staff for help with your newborn.

Actually, I only had to do the offering thing for a couple of months and now she only asks to nurse once during the day, most of the time, so I almost always say yes.

Pen and Paper: You won't be scribbling notes like a midterm cram session, but it will come in handy for tracking things like feeding times and diaper changes when the nurses ask.

You can also ask the nurses in the hospital after your baby is born, but by that time you may too tired and too frustrated to be a good student.

He asked to nurse so we sat and had a snack while he had mommy time and dozed off for a nap.

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Most of the time when I was nursing in public, I doubt anyone but a mother who had also breastfed knew what I was doing — I often had people ask if they could see the baby, totally unaware that she was eating at the time.

In various nursing support groups I'm in, I've heard moms ask how many times they need to «pump and dump» after eating crab legs, or lament how much they miss spicy foods, as well as many other unfounded complaints about dietary restrictions related to breastfeeding.

But when things don't go well, like when my daughter didn't nurse, when my kids needed bk, even every time my son talks back and refuses to do what we've asked him to.

Ask a nurse for the NICU shift change schedule so you can determine the best times to call.

to help nursing moms increase their milk supply, breastfeed more comfortably and meet their breastfeeding goals, there are two questions people ask us all the time:

The first time I was to start breastfeeding I asked a nurse every time at the maternity ward to make sure that me and my baby did it right.

Frequently asked questions — break time for nursing mothers.

If possible, have someone else around during the times when your child often asks to nurse.

If you visit a hospital or a nursing home, ask for permission ahead of time to make sure your visit comes at a good time.

My son is now going on 15 months and I'm still BF.He still feeds quite a few times during the day and also night.He asks when he wants to feed, he comes near me and whispers «teta», so cute.He never liked bottles and will only drink water in hhis sippy cup.Also he won't sleep without being nursed.He has seven teeth and 4 molars already but rarely bites me.Now that he's walking hhe gets distracted playing and hopefully he'll sometime want to stop nursing, but for now I'll continue.

Gourley suggests asking your doctor about nursing or at least skin - to - skin time in the operating room.

There have been times that he has gone 10 days without nursing and other times where he asks daily.

Also, I'd worked in a nursing home with people at the end of their lives and it was a good wake up call as I realized one day I too would be at the end of my life and I asked myself what I would regret not doing by the time I got there - I got a loud and clear answer that I had to give being a full - time artist and earning an income from my passion a proper go!

She didn't ask and hasn't asked since... Hmmm... it appears that now I'm a nursing mom to only one, my 10 month old and I don't plan to wean her any time soon!

At first, nursing and pumping are very private (embarrassing at times) events... after a while, with some courage, I got used to asking total strangers, «excuse me, can you think of a place where I could plug in a breast pump?»

Or, the next time you're nursing in public and someone asks, «Are you ever going to stop breastfeeding?»

I think it's more because it's fun to ask rather than because she really wants to nurse all the time.

Every time Peanut asks me to nurse, I feel irritated.

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When she climbs into my lap and asks to nurse that is our time, our bond is so strong and I love it.

She asked me to nurse her 3 to 4 times a day (or give her formula) with her solids.

Sometimes if they have something else to focus on or you are bonding in some other way, they may not ask to nurse at their allotted time, giving you the opportunity to skip certain nursing sessions.

If you have a hospital birth, enlist the help of your hospital staff - provide a list of approved visitors and visiting times and ask the nurses to help you keep visits short.

Then call the doctor's office and ask to speak with the doctor / nurse ahead of time to explain your concerns without your daughter present (or write a short letter to the doctor).

If you're taking the gentle weaning route, and have set certain boundaries («don't offer, don't refuse,» only nursing at certain times, gradually removing nursing sessions throughout the day), there will be times when your child asks to nurse and it's hard to hold those boundaries.

I can't tell you how many times I baby wear one of my children, mention my midwife, or (especially) nurse my toddler and someone asks me, with an almost sly smile, «Hey, have you seen Maggie Gyllenhaal in that Away We Go movie?»

I've been asked a few times whether or not I'm nursing my new baby girl over the past couple of weeks, and even though I am breastfeeding, I couldn't help but be a little offended.

It is a great time to ask the nurse to put footprints right into the book for you, write down the stats, and your first reactions to the arrival of your baby.

Once you start nursing your baby (or bottle feed) you will be asked to keep track of the babies feeding times as well as their diaper changes.

Watch the nurses and doctors as they care for them, ask to be a part of bath time, and hold them as much as possible.

The first few times you nurse or give your baby a bottle, ask your husband or mother to dole out a handful of small, special treats, like chicken tidbits, to your pet.

Any time she was asked to shift her legs into a new position during her labor, she would announce to the nurses and her doctor, «This is my dead leg.»