[House] San Francisco Parents of Multiples SFPOM General Discussion forum digest - 7/17/2013

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San Francisco Parents of Multiples SFPOM General Discussion 7/16/2013
9:14 am - 7/17/2013

1. Announcing: Parents Night Out: July 25 (jessicafsf)
2. Good ole fashion sleep training question (lindseylou2)
3. Comment: Good ole fashion sleep training question
(carrie_designsinc)
4. Re:Vaginal delivery anyone? (mcharap)
5. Re:Vaginal delivery anyone? (Goatcheese54)
6. Comment: Vaginal delivery anyone? (laurakelly)
7. Comment: Vaginal delivery anyone? (CEmama)
8. Comment: Infant CPR Class in SF (MPWalker)
9. Comment: Infant CPR Class in SF (tamarahbuckley)
10. Comment: Infant CPR Class in SF (drjenefarious)
11. Comment: Infant CPR Class in SF (LAShen)
12. Comment: Infant CPR Class in SF (nmolayem)

1. Announcing: Parents Night Out: July 25
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jessicafsf - 7/16/2013 7:47 pm

 You and your partner deserve a night out! Normally
 scheduled for a third Thursday of the month, this
 special summer Parents Night Out will be the FOURTH
 Thursday of July, on the 25. Meet some fellow multiple
 parents, have a drink, and enjoy a night out of the
 house (i.e., away from the kids!)We'll be meeting at
 Social Kitchen and Brewery in the Inner Sunset. The
 club will cover a drink and an app, and there's a full
 menu if you'd like to order dinner. Hope you can make
 it!Event Details & RSVP---------------------- What:
 Parents Night Out: July 25 Who: San Francisco
 Parents of Multiples When: Thu Jul 25, 2013,
 7:30-10:30 pm PDT Where: Social Kitchen and Brewery 
 1326 9th Ave San Francisco, CA 94122 RSVP:
 http://www.bigtent.com/home/calendar/event/79253889?md=NjA3Nzg0MjI=

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Email author: jessica at burrows.net
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2. Good ole fashion sleep training question
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lindseylou2 - 7/16/2013 12:04 pm

 Ok, looking for some wisdom from you experienced mamas
 out there. We're just about to start sleep training our
 B/G 7 month old twins using CIO. We've done very little
 'prep work' and are now suffering the consequences. My
 husband and I are now so sleep deprived we are getting
 desperate. Babies go down at about 6-6:30pm and stay
 asleep until 10:30-11:30, when we do a feed. We know
 they can go until at lease 6am without eating
 (unfortunately I am not BF but am doing a nutrient
 dense homemade formula that really satiates them). Plus
 when we did feed them it seemed to wake them up rather
 than relax them. After about 2am is where is gets
 messy. My daughter wakes anywhere from about 2-4am,
 cries, and won't go back down in her crib no matter how
 much/long I soothe her. At this time of the night we're
 so exhausted and desperate to have her not wake her
 brother we've gotten in the habit of bringing her to
 bed with us. Now it's also started with her brother
 waking soon after and also ending up in bed with us.
 Husband and I are sleeping horribly for obvious reasons
 plus I don't think the babies are getting good quality
 sleep with us, especially our son who never seems to
 get totally comfortable. I guess my question is this:
 how do we nip this in the bud? When sleep training, how
 do you handle middle of the night waking when there are
 two babies involved? Help please!Oh yes, they are in
 separate cribs same room with a white noise machine
 going all night. A big TIA!

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Email author: lindseydalton21 at gmail.com
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 3. carrie_designsinc says...
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 7/16/2013 9:14 pm
 
 I only can imagine what your going throughWe have an
 amazing Doula. She absolutely phenomenal. My son had
 colic and was up and down through out the night. My
 daughter seem to have gas at times and very challenging
 for us throughout the day. I've couldn't survive
 without our doula. We were so sleep deprived. Cindy is
 amazing, and was able too soothe them, and get both
 babies back to sleep. She had the babies on a schedule
 and routine that seem to work. Maybe she can give you
 some advise or tips to help. Here is a copy of my
 posting highly recommending her. Best of luck.● My
 name is: Carrie Galves● My phone number is: 415
 375-1780● My email address is:
 spring_essentials at yahoo.com● My caregiver's name is:
 Cindy Stewart● My caregiver's contact information is:
 415 295-4785● She is seeking for new clients:
 Postpartum Doula S.F.& Main Area Availability is
 open---● I employed this caregiver from April 29th -
 July 19th● I highly recommend her: Hello MembersI'm a
 mother of twins that were born at 36 weeks in April. We
 have an amazing doula that started from night one the
 moment we arrive home. We hire Cindy for the duration
 of two months, and kept her for a total of three
 months. She will finish with us in two weeks. Cindy,
 sleep trained the babies and have them on a good
 schedule and routine.My husband and I are very grateful
 that we had Cindy as our doula. Cindy combines enormous
 wisdom, experience, professionalism and a great deal of
 human kindness in her work and was a joy to have with
 us. In addition to her extraordinary skills as a doula
 she is a also quite skilled in taking care of
 recuperating mothers and was very helpful to me. I have
 been incredibly fortunate to have Cindy with me to
 guide me through all of the practical skills, and most
 importantly to give me time to heal and to encourage me
 every step of the way.She is incredible.... More
 specifically, she is gifted with the ability to take
 care of our (preemie) twins, and teach parents the
 essentials skills they need to be competent parents. In
 addition, Cindy is such a pleasure to be with--- always
 has a fantastic attitude and completely focused on what
 is best for the babies. I was amazed at her composure
 and professionalism at all times. We will be forever
 grateful for having Cindy in our lives. She is
 absolutely phenomenal!Our experience with having 3 1/2
 year old child at home with us with the twins was
 unbearable at times. She absolutely amazing with older
 son. You are going to need nights. We started with
 days, and discovered the nights were more helpful, and
 less stressful--- having the support, and rest which
 was so desperately needed. Needless to say, we were so
 sleep deprived! However, Cindy works days/nights to
 accommodate a family schedule.If you have any
 questions. Please feel free to contact me via-email @
 spring_essentials at yahoo.comThank you,Carrie Galvez
 Email author: spring_essentials at yahoo.com
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Topic: Vaginal delivery anyone?

 I was lucky to deliver my twins vaginally. The labor and
 delivery was very quick,...

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 4. mcharap says...
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 7/16/2013 6:00 am
 
 I delivered mine vaginally the last day of my 38th
 week. My water broke at midnight, I was fully dilated
 by 4:00pm, I pushed for an hour and babies were born at
 5:03pm and 5:04pm. Baby A was head down and B was
 breach. After I pushed out A my doc just pulled B out
 by her ankles. Very easy delivery. MarcyWill
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