Isaiah's going to be five months old in a few days! I can't believe how big the little monster is...it just seems like all he does is eat, sleep and GROW!
We took a small hiatus from feeding him baby food. Last week he had a couple of HUGE spit ups in the middle of the night...once in my bed and once in his. The one in his bed was slightly greenish (from the green beans he'd eaten earlier that night) that coupled with the fact that he started getting really worked up when we were feeding him made me decide to give him a break from the stuff. We're probably going to start back tonight...I shared a couple tiny bites of ice cream with him last night and he really was really excited about it so I think the break was a good thing.
I have such a good baby! We just woke up from a nap, he had a little snack, and now he's just laying on the floor with a couple toys and a blanket, entertaining himself. I'm not sure how long it will last, but I sure do appreciate it!
I don't understand why people seem surprised when I say he doesn't sleep through the night. Should he be? It's not that he (or I) completely wakes up. I usually hear him start to move around long before he starts crying...I will either pop his pacifier back in his mouth or will scoop him up to feed him. The boy doesn't even wake up all the way and usually doesn't make enough noise to wake up my sister. He's ALWAYS been that way....he doesn't wake up and fuss in the dead of night but he does want to be fed. As long as that happens, he will pass right back out.
So I hate my job. I know I've mentioned this before but they really make me want to just walk out the damn door! I'm starting to have some people make me feel uncomfortable with pumping while I'm there. I don't know if that's their intention, but they really should be a little more understanding. I actually had one woman ask me how long I planned on pumping and if I would be done at six months. She isn't a mother, so she might not understand but it upset me. I know I'm pretty sensitive about the whole thing....for whatever reason I start crying when the offices are all full and I have to wait for a chance to get in one...but they really aren't being supportive about it in anyway.
I'm even starting to get comments from the supervisors about how long it takes me! On my first 15 minute break I have to: walk to the back of the store, go to the bathroom, get my pump from my locker, find an open office, pump (7-10 minutes each side), clean up, go to the breakroom, rinse my pump out, put it away, and get back up front. There is NO WAY to do that in 15 minutes!!! I KNOW the company is required to let me pump but technically I'm not allowed longer than my breaks. Grrr, it's making me MAD. I felt bad about it at first but everyone told me not to worry about it but NOW I'm starting to get comments. Did they really think it wouldn't last this long or what?
I don't know....I just really hate that place.
We took a small hiatus from feeding him baby food. Last week he had a couple of HUGE spit ups in the middle of the night...once in my bed and once in his. The one in his bed was slightly greenish (from the green beans he'd eaten earlier that night) that coupled with the fact that he started getting really worked up when we were feeding him made me decide to give him a break from the stuff. We're probably going to start back tonight...I shared a couple tiny bites of ice cream with him last night and he really was really excited about it so I think the break was a good thing.
I have such a good baby! We just woke up from a nap, he had a little snack, and now he's just laying on the floor with a couple toys and a blanket, entertaining himself. I'm not sure how long it will last, but I sure do appreciate it!
I don't understand why people seem surprised when I say he doesn't sleep through the night. Should he be? It's not that he (or I) completely wakes up. I usually hear him start to move around long before he starts crying...I will either pop his pacifier back in his mouth or will scoop him up to feed him. The boy doesn't even wake up all the way and usually doesn't make enough noise to wake up my sister. He's ALWAYS been that way....he doesn't wake up and fuss in the dead of night but he does want to be fed. As long as that happens, he will pass right back out.
So I hate my job. I know I've mentioned this before but they really make me want to just walk out the damn door! I'm starting to have some people make me feel uncomfortable with pumping while I'm there. I don't know if that's their intention, but they really should be a little more understanding. I actually had one woman ask me how long I planned on pumping and if I would be done at six months. She isn't a mother, so she might not understand but it upset me. I know I'm pretty sensitive about the whole thing....for whatever reason I start crying when the offices are all full and I have to wait for a chance to get in one...but they really aren't being supportive about it in anyway.
I'm even starting to get comments from the supervisors about how long it takes me! On my first 15 minute break I have to: walk to the back of the store, go to the bathroom, get my pump from my locker, find an open office, pump (7-10 minutes each side), clean up, go to the breakroom, rinse my pump out, put it away, and get back up front. There is NO WAY to do that in 15 minutes!!! I KNOW the company is required to let me pump but technically I'm not allowed longer than my breaks. Grrr, it's making me MAD. I felt bad about it at first but everyone told me not to worry about it but NOW I'm starting to get comments. Did they really think it wouldn't last this long or what?
I don't know....I just really hate that place.