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CHANDRAJOYH
Posts: 3335
9/5/06 3:50 P
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I just prop up my LOs head and it stops. It really freaked me out the first couple of times it happened, but my MIL who is an OB nurse said it happens and there is nothing to worry about!
*Chandra*
Allisyn Renee was born 2 July 2006!
Piper Grace joined us on 7 August 2008!
We are blessed with two perfect little girls!!!
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CHERUBF
Posts: 1534
9/5/06 3:47 P
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This happened a couple of times when my baby was very young - I'm assuming your baby is young (i.e. under 3 months). I told my pediatrician and he said it's because their passages are so close together that it sometimes happens. I guess just speak to your doctor next time you see him/her.
Mother of 2 boys and 1 girl.
Toby born 13th March 2006.
6 pounds 8 ounces
Born at 39.5 weeks, vaginally.
Breastfed until 18 months (he self- weaned when I was 3 months pregnant)
Gus born 12th March 2008.
4 pounds 14 ounces
Born at 38.5 weeks, via c-section (breech!)
Got pregnant with #3 when breastfeeding him at 20 months).
Poppy Tallulah born 30th July 2010
6 pounds 12 ounces.
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TANYA_BABYFIT
Posts: 17519
9/5/06 12:18 P
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Not uncommon if your milk is coming out really fast and they are having trouble swallowing fast enough. Might want to either lay down so the rate slows a bit and they can keep up or sit baby up at an increased angle to swallowing is easier and gravity is helping.
Tanya
As parents you establish the teaching, training and expectations for your child in the first 7 years of their life. After that you live out what you set up.
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CKSPIDER
Posts: 10
9/5/06 11:16 A
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Has anyone ever had the problem of milk coming out of their baby's nose while breastfeeding? It used to happen occasionally during the morning feeding, but now it happens more often and seems to be getting worse. I am wondering if there is anything I can do about it that I have not already tried.
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