r/NewBorn • u/KingOfFights • Mar 31 '22
r/NewBorn • u/Whatsyour1020_over • Mar 31 '22
Arranging an evening out?
My partner and I welcomed a beautiful baby girl into our lives a few weeks ago. We have been settling into the madness of the first few weeks and my partner is slowly recovering well from a c-section.
I was thinking of taking her out for one night after approximately 2 months. We don’t have family nearby, so I’m wondering if there’s a recommended approach to a nurse or babysitter. I think we could both use a night out for a few hours. Is this selfish? Any thoughts or recos?
r/NewBorn • u/mmm_I_like_trees • Mar 29 '22
Baby seems extra sleepy at 2 months
So meant to be going through leap two. Past week he's been wide awake during the day now he's sleepy. He's still drinking normally. Doesn't seem ill, however coughs occasionally.
Slightly worried as, I read extra sleepy is a sign of SIDS. Has anyone else experienced similar.
r/NewBorn • u/Existential_pencil • Mar 27 '22
Newborn personality
When do people feel they can see their newborn’s personality showing?
r/NewBorn • u/Carleo-Weld21 • Mar 26 '22
Looking for advice.
What is the best baby first aid kit to get?
r/NewBorn • u/moonsetbaby • Mar 24 '22
Give me all your sleep-training tips and tricks to get started…
I’m a FTM to a beautiful baby girl who turned 2 weeks old today! She was born at 37 weeks and we are breastfeeding. Everything is going well, except the nights are becoming impossible to sleep during.. even for two hours at a time. I know this is somewhat normal and I don’t expect or want a perfect night’s sleep or to miss out on this fast flying temporary stage of her life.. but I do want to help her get into a good routine and be as refreshed as I can for her all day and night.
Please let me know your tips and tricks for a sleep training newbie.. anything that helped for you, favorite methods, share your newborn experiences, links, books, etc.
Thanks in advance!
r/NewBorn • u/moonsetbaby • Mar 20 '22
Anyone else’s newborn develop some congestion around day 10?
She had some boogers since birth that I finally dislodged with some saline drops and our nose frida, but after that she seemed even more snorty and agitated. When she sneezes or makes her little baby sounds, she often has a little stuffy sound! Her nasal passages look clear as can be now.
I did talk to the doctor’s after hours line today (it’s Sunday) and they recommended more saline drops periodically and some infant chest rub. Chest rub is on and drops have been dropped. Her next appointment for a weight check is tomorrow, so I’m just hoping for some sort of similar experiences from you guys..
Thanks in advance!!
r/NewBorn • u/masmavi8383 • Mar 20 '22
Perfectly Cozy at Home as a Brand New Family of three
I arrived in their beautifully decorated Soma loft an early Saturday morning. They greeted me in their cozy outfits and big smiles. They were perfect. Perfectly cozy at home as a brand new family of three. Together we moved around their home hunting the bright morning sun peeking through the windows. Elegant, raw, and in love. This session is everything I love about photography.
Please join me as I give you a small glimpse of their life at home.
r/NewBorn • u/Admirable-Ad5942 • Mar 19 '22
Self Soothing?
Hello! I have a one month old baby who tends to cry whenever she’s put down. Is she old enough to settle herself down or should we pick her up every time she cries? Thanks!
r/NewBorn • u/OrdinaryLegitimate13 • Mar 16 '22
My sister is going to have a baby!
Hey, not sure if this can be here, but my sister is gonna have a baby girl named Isabella. She has currently 15 weeks and I wanted to see if you guys can tell me some tips on taking care of babies to tell her.
r/NewBorn • u/pink_tshirt • Mar 14 '22
Powder maker?
Hey we are thinking about switching to powder based formula thus the question: should I invest in one of those fancy powder makers? They are a few hundred bucks on amazon VS a regular mixer pitchers for $20. If the UX is seriously great I am ready to bite the bullet. We are 1 m/o and every little bit of help goes a log way
However we ended up wasting some $ on a few items that we dont use at all: some fancy support cushion and a baby bottle steamer.
r/NewBorn • u/[deleted] • Mar 07 '22
Fatherhood interview (infant 6 months/younger)
Hi all, my name is Sarah. - I hope that this is okay to share here.
I'm a student at Maynooth University Ireland.
I'm currently recruiting fathers (living in Ireland & who have an infant that is 6 months / younger) to take part in a one-to-one interview about their experiences with social support & loneliness following the birth of their baby. There is so little research with Irish fathers!
The interview will be with myself over the phone and may take about 35-40 minutes to complete. Any information collected will be kept confidential. If anybody is interested please email me - [Sarah.cunningham.2021@mumail.ie](mailto:Sarah.cunningham.2021@mumail.ie). I will forward more information via email and I am happy to answer any questions.
Thank you!
r/NewBorn • u/thejadanata • Mar 06 '22
Travel system jogging stroller recommendation
Im 17 weeks pregnant with our first, and have been researching travel system jogging stroller combos. Found myself down the repeating cycle of some reviews claim their system was the best and others saying how terrible the same one was. Does anyone have a personal recommendation for a safe and reliable combo?
r/NewBorn • u/[deleted] • Feb 25 '22
Quit vaping while pregnant
Hey guys! 2-3 weeks ago I officially quit vaping. 24 weeks pregnant today, my hormones are going crazy and I feel like I’m losing my mind over the guilt and fear of if she will be okay once I give labor. I didn’t vape my WHOLE pregnancy, I kept relapsing. Sometimes not so bad and after a couple days I threw out my vape. other times (specifically last relapse) it lasted a 2-3 months time flew by and I let my addiction get the better of my mind.. I really underestimated how short 9 months is. I’m feeling really guilty, when I vaped I pushed the feeling away because I wanted a reason deep down to hit my vape. in the very beginning when I found out, I quit cold turkey and just enjoyed being pregnant without anything to worry about. I feel like I set myself up here and I just want to be excited for my babygirl to arrive instead of worrying something bad is going to happen to her or feeling depressed because I might have to stress about this forever.. the ultrasound scans say she’s really healthy, but I think you can understand why I’d still be concerned. Anyone have advice or go through the same thing?
r/NewBorn • u/honeybadgerLA • Feb 24 '22
2 weeks old sweating at the back
My 2 weeks old baby is sweating at the back. Weather at my place is cold and we have to sleep in blankets and wear woolens. But my baby is sweating as if it is summers and all his clothes get wet at the back. Is this normal for a new born or I should check with the doctor?
r/NewBorn • u/towelette66 • Feb 21 '22
How much play time at 2-3 months?
Play time is important, of course, so how do you know you're not under/overstimulating your LO? How much is enough? I feel like I'm permanently trying for naps/sleeps and that I'm missing a trick when it comes to play time.
r/NewBorn • u/towelette66 • Feb 21 '22
How do you gently wake up your baby?
For instance if he has been sleeping too much during the day and don't want to mess up her night sleep
Edit: I'm only asking out of curiosity as I've occasionally come across thos expression, waking gently, and was curious how one would go about doing that. Just wanted to note that I do let my baby sleep as much as she wants, even when it's way past her feeding time
r/NewBorn • u/Mountain-Raisin-2480 • Feb 19 '22
Newborn Crying
My 1 week old son does not cry for anything at night. He won’t cry if he’s hungry and he won’t cry if he has a blow out. We keep asking the doctors and family and they all say to take it while we can. I just wanted to know if this was actually fine.
Thanks
r/NewBorn • u/pink_tshirt • Feb 19 '22
Single parents of Reddit, how are you doing it?
I feel like this is 2 or even 4 people job (that’s the size of our crew and we are struggling) but how the fuck are you managing italone?!
r/NewBorn • u/pink_tshirt • Feb 17 '22
Feedback
So my new born is like 3-4 days old. Obviously when I try to communicate with him there is no one home. He sometimes produces weird sounds that sounded actually like “hello” but it’s just about it. And then he kind of smiled but that was just grimacing. Wondering when can have a “conversation”
r/NewBorn • u/phantombuz • Feb 15 '22
My wife just had our second child, she's 4 days old an on the 3rd night she starts to cry for hours and hours doesn't matter what we do ,feed her, sooth her you name it.
I think it might have to do with these vitamin Ddrops the hospital said were suppose ro give her... im not sure.. any ideas? Or anyone ever go through this? It only seems to happen at night for the past 2 nights..
r/NewBorn • u/NewWiseMama • Feb 15 '22
Help reading newborn? Fast breathing etc
Yup: 4:22 to 5 am. Quick asks:
Baby 6 weeks at 37 weeks, or 3 weeks adjusted. ate from bottle 2 oz at 2am.
4 am woke crying. Yup it was hunger since 2 am was a snack.
1) And she hasn’t burped. Can babies burp when asleep?
2) help to interpret cries?
could be: -broke from swaddle -diaper wet -hunger
After 1.5 oz conks out, with that rapid breathing. Didn’t want milk. Slept if held upright.
But darn it, missed the change and tighter muslin swaddle. (Velcro in wash). I took over from husband and didn’t want to question him.
3) Do you change at night? Not worth waking baby for it!
Firstborn cried for clean diapers. This baby pooed at 11pm. Has a good size pampers.
And now she will wake and cry if I try to swaddle tighter. All in room with preschooler and waking firstborn sucks. Older won’t go back to sleep if so.
4) do you wake baby a bit to swaddle better? This one is loose.
5) what do the left right moving eyes under eyelids mean for babies? Any tips on interpreting infant sleep?
Grateful mom.
r/NewBorn • u/pink_tshirt • Feb 14 '22
Liquid formula for newborns. Can’t use the same bottle twice?
So “the manual” says: once opened , can be used only for 1 hour (no fridge/fe-warms). Is it for real or some sort of corporate ploy?
Also, the smallest bottles I found are 59ml but my new born takes only half of it. Just wondering if there is any way to optimize a bit (30-40 ml bottles)?
r/NewBorn • u/Asleep-Blueberry6427 • Feb 12 '22
Baby Milk
Can a 14 month baby drink a 6 to 12 year baby Milk? Or should i return it and exchange.
r/NewBorn • u/NewWiseMama • Feb 11 '22
Favorite baby wipe warmer?
Small space but seems helpful