[House] San Francisco Parents of Multiples SFPOM General Discussion forum digest - 2/12/2013
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San Francisco Parents of Multiples SFPOM General Discussion 2/11/2013
10:14 am - 2/12/2013
1. Moving out of the city- best areas? (lbwehrley)
2. Re:Baby/family Photographer recommendations (hashagen5)
3. Comment: Baby Carrier (Erin0919)
4. Comment: Baby Carrier (elizabethb74)
5. Re:Sleep training for one of my babies (Goatcheese54)
6. Comment: Vomiting during sleep training (RachelHK)
7. Comment: which is the "best" formula? (Erin0919)
8. Comment: SAHM w/infant twins (iloveSFandNY)
9. Comment: SAHM w/infant twins (rebeccaadaly)
10. Comment: SAHM w/infant twins (rebeccaadaly)
1. Moving out of the city- best areas?
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lbwehrley - 2/11/2013 9:32 pm
Hi Moms,My husband and I plan to move out of the city
in the next couple of years and are looking for advice
on neighborhoods you'd recommend. Perhaps you are also
planning to move or have friends in other areas. We are
looking into Marin, East Bay )
Email author: elizabeth.v.brunner at gmail.com
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Topic: Sleep training for one of my babies
Hi all:
Hope the week is going well. Just wanted to ask the twin
parents their opinion...
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5. Goatcheese54 says...
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2/11/2013 12:40 pm
Our twins required 3 nights each to become
"sleep-trained". The first night our son cried for 60
minutes, night 2 was 30 minutes and he went right to
sleep on night 3. On night 4, our daughter cried for
45 minutes, night 5 was 15-20 minutes and went to sleep
soundly on night 6.They sleep in the same room and did
not seem to wake each other up. This was right around
the 4 month mark. Admittedly, we have extremely good
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Topic: Vomiting during sleep training
Hi all - hoping someone has gone through this and came out
the other side with some...
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6. RachelHK says...
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2/11/2013 8:05 am
You cannot sleep train a puker in the conventional
ways. you just cant. CLeaning up a puke-fest is far
more disturbing to your (and your daughter's) sleep
than going in to soothe him. Our son was the same way
- puked whenever he cried hard in his crib. We tried
CIO sleep training and quickly realized it was an epic
fail. So we co-slept with him for approximately 1-2
months. Specifically, we put him down to bed at
bedtime, and at his first wakeup (could be 10pm, or
2am, or whatever), if he didn't soothe quickly, we
would take him to bed with us. when my husband or I
woke up (for work, or to go to the bathroom, or
whatever), we would transfer him (asleep) back to his
crib. he would then wake up at his usual time. we did
this for about a month or two, even though people
warned us we would "ruin" him by bringing him to bed.
You know what? they were wrong. after a few months of
this co-sleeping (at age 11-13 months). he stopped
waking up at night! I think he was just having a
security phase where he needed some extra comfort and
cuddling. he just grew out of it.Bottom line here - do
what you have to do to get some sleep in your house.
Try co-sleeping, or putting him in a separate room, or
turning up the heat, or turning down the heat, or
darkening the room, etc. Experiment with different
things, and give it some time - he will get back on
track without CIO.Good luck!
Email author: rmherrick at yahoo.com
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Topic: which is the "best" formula?
Hello,
the babies (B / G) are now 5 months+ one week. they are
eating more and more...
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7. Erin0919 says...
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2/11/2013 6:14 am
I also had to formula feed due to medical issues and
our boys are growing up big and strong. We tried a
number of different formulas and the only one that the
boys could digest without major gas and cramping was
Enfamil Gentlease (sp?). My recommendation would be to
try a few and see which work. Give it at least 5-7 days
on each formula to see if they adjust.
Email author: erin at findthepretty.com
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Topic: SAHM w/infant twins
If I can't find a nanny for my twins soon I will become a
SAHM.
I'm wondering what other SAHM...
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8. iloveSFandNY says...
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2/11/2013 10:31 am
My girls are still asleep...don't want to wake them
because then I will have to nurse, etc and I won't even
be able to walk with you ladies! I will endeavor to
plan better next time so keep me on the list for the
next meetup.
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9. rebeccaadaly says...
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2/11/2013 6:49 pm
No problem Leslie! We'll plan for another walk again
soon. And, the New and Expecting Parents of Multiples
meeting is tomorrow at 1pm at Day One. I'm planning to
go, maybe I'll see you there?
Email author: rebeccaadaly at yahoo.com
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10. rebeccaadaly says...
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2/11/2013 6:50 pm
Um, you're not Leslie, sorry still sleep deprived! :o)
but hope to see you tomorrow all the same :o)
Email author: rebeccaadaly at yahoo.com
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