[House] San Francisco Parents of Multiples SFPOM General Discussion forum digest - 7/27/2013

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San Francisco Parents of Multiples SFPOM General Discussion 7/26/2013
9:14 am - 7/27/2013

1. "Adventures" with 7 month old twins (lindseylou2)
2. Travel, time change and babies' schedule (robynroberts1128)
3. Comment: Travel, time change and babies' schedule (kaluzoo)
4. Fabulous French-speaking nanny available after... (emily16)
5. Comment: UCSF fertility Doc (sausalitomommy)
6. Comment: UCSF fertility Doc (aesposto)
7. Re:Wide awake at night (Goatcheese54)
8. Re:Lactation Consultants (Jacqui_M)
9. Comment: Lactation Consultants (leahsanfran)
10. Comment: egg allergy in 10 month old (jillqb)
11. Comment: Good ole fashion sleep training question (lindseylou2)
12. Comment: embryo storage (aesposto)
13. Comment: Frozen embryos (aesposto)

1. "Adventures" with 7 month old twins
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lindseylou2 - 7/26/2013 10:58 pm

 And by "adventures" I mean getting our butts out the
 door. Wondering what you mommies do during the day with
 your babies. I've yet to go on more than basic errands
 and outings with our twins and frankly feel intimidated
 by the whole prospect. The babies were never mellow
 enough for me to feel comfortable taking them out to
 lunch with friends while they slept peacefully. They've
 always been very...vocal. Now planning a time to go out
 between feedings and napping is challenge #1 (we have a
 flexible schedule mostly dependent on the previous nap
 and next feeding). Challenge #2 is the logistics of
 being out and about with 2 babies, especially in a city
 that isn't the most child friendly (small spaces, a bit
 of intolerance). I try to get us out of the house
 everyday but usually it's going for a walk, going for a
 drive, meeting a friend for a bit, or running a quick
 errand...something simple like that. I've been to the
 twin group at Day One and enjoyed that but am looking
 for more interactive activities for the babies while I
 can meet some great moms. We also do a swim class once
 per week.I really want to start taking them out more
 but am wondering what you all find enjoyable and
 beneficial. Any classes, groups, or activities you
 enjoy? Anything that has been relatively easy with
 twins? Thanks so much!

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Email author: lindseydalton21 at gmail.com
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2. Travel, time change and babies' schedule
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robynroberts1128 - 7/26/2013 6:48 pm

 We are flying east for 6 days so there will be a 3 hour
 time difference. Is it best to get them on local time
 or keep them on CA time? I'm not sure what to do.
 Thanks for the advice!

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 3. kaluzoo says...
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 7/26/2013 10:16 pm
 
 How old are the kiddos? We've never had much luck
 keeping CA time when we travel. At three months old,
 we tried to keep them on CA time and failed *miserably*
 the first night. Gave up the second night and life was
 good. This last time (15 months) we didn't try at all
 and they were adjusted to local time almost immediately
 on both ends (awake/to bed right on schedule). Even a
 trip to Brazil ended up better off on local time. I'd
 say much depends on your flight times (we fly mostly @
 night) and the quality of blackout curtains in the room
 you are traveling to (ours were terrible). Good luck!
 Email author: sarahchandler at gmail.com
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4. Fabulous French-speaking nanny available after Labor Day.
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emily16 - 7/26/2013 9:08 am

 Our fabulous nanny, Rachida Orr, will be looking for a
 new family starting in September. She has been with our
 family for the past 3 years and cared for our boy/girl
 twins since they were 9 months old. Our kids are
 starting full-time school in the fall, and Rachida will
 be available for a new family in September. We only
 have the most positive things to say about her and have
 been so lucky to have her be a part of our family these
 last years. We are sad to be moving on, but know we
 will continue our relationship as our families have
 become such good friends. Rachida is a native French
 speaker who is truly gifted with children and a joy to
 have in the house. Her childcare career includes being
 an au pair and pre-school teacher assistant in addition
 to being a nanny, and her experience across age levels
 really allows her to adapt and grow along with the
 children. She is as gentle at soothing babies as she is
 creative in designing art projects for pre-schoolers.
 For us, this continuity of care was so important.
 Rachida is very respectful and direct, helping to keep
 clear and open lines of communication which are
 critical. For us, it was really nice that she is also a
 parent raising her family in the neighborhood and could
 share our concerns and experiences. She is incredibly
 reliable and also flexible with her hours. She always
 keeps things tidy around the house. We are frequently
 approached by parents who have watched her at the
 playground and tell us how wonderful she is—which, of
 course, we know well. She is proactive at the
 playground and keeps an eye on everyone. And always,
 Rachida read to them, sings, makes art projects, takes
 them to museums and parks, and teaches them. Our kids
 absolutely love her and we do too!My name is: Emily
 Rylander (and Gabe Meil)My phone number is:
 415-845-7751My email address is: erylander at gmail.comMy
 caregiver's name is: Rachida OrrMy caregiver's contact
 information is: Rachida21 at att.netCell 415-740-4661Home
 415-285-5020She/he is looking for: 32-35 hours a week,
 Monday-FridayI employed this caregiver from 11/2010 to
 PresentI highly recommend her/him because: See
 above.Optional:Your child's age: Born 03/10/2010Does
 the caregiver drive (yes/no): Yes

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Email author: erylander at gmail.com
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Topic: UCSF fertility Doc

 Hello mommy's, have a friend that would like a
 recommendation for best fertility doctor at UCSF...

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 5. sausalitomommy says...
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 7/26/2013 7:03 am
 
 Thanks, Mommies!
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 6. aesposto says...
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 7/26/2013 11:29 am
 
 Dr. Fujimoto is fantastic and his nurse assistant Anna
 is a huge help. But they all work as a team so you end
 up seeing all the doctors for different procedures.
 They were all fantastic!
 Email author: allison.esposto at gmail.com
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Topic: Wide awake at night

 Wondering if anyone has advice on the following?
 We have 7 week old twin girls - one is up every...

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 7. Goatcheese54 says...
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 7/26/2013 8:26 am
 
 Our kids slept much better once we let them sleep MORE
 during the day, not less. Seemed strange at the time
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Topic: Lactation Consultants

 Can anyone recommend a lactation consultant that specializes
 in twins? 
 
 We will be delivering a...

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 8. Jacqui_M says...
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 7/26/2013 5:54 am
 
 +1 for day one! Those consultants helped me so much,
 and helped me to get my flow up fast enough to avoid
 having to put my kids on formula like the doctor
 suggested. Sent from my iPhone
 Email author: jacquibos at gmail.com
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 9. leahsanfran says...
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 7/26/2013 8:50 am
 
 Peggy Hinkle has been very helpful to us. Her cell: 510
 504 9413
 Email author: leahshagam at gmail.com
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Topic: egg allergy in 10 month old

 It seems our daughter has an egg allergy. We've been giving
 both our son and daughter...

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 10. jillqb says...
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 7/26/2013 9:23 am
 
 My good friend has 2 children and a husband with egg
 allergies. For them, it is the egg whites that are a
 problem, so whenever we cook for them we use yolks
 only. When baking, we usually use double yolks or add
 more milk or oil.That said, I know that they don't have
 to completely cut out things that may egg in it, like
 bread or pasta.
 Email author: jillquinn at mac.com
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Topic: Good ole fashion sleep training question

 Ok, looking for some wisdom from you experienced mamas out
 there. We're just about...

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 11. lindseylou2 says...
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 7/26/2013 9:00 pm
 
 Thank you so much for the encouraging words! Looks like
 the best bet is CIO. We're starting tonight and I'm
 dreading the next few days but know it will be worth it
 in the long run. Luckily neither baby uses a pacifier
 and we weened them off the swaddle 3 months ago
 (tough!). I appreciate all the input and advice!
 Email author: lindseydalton21 at gmail.com
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Topic: embryo storage

 Hi Ladies,
 I had my twins purely because of IVF and we have two embryos
 left. They...

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 12. aesposto says...
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 7/26/2013 11:45 am
 
 Did you ever hear back about this? I have the same
 issue.
 Email author: allison.esposto at gmail.com
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Topic: Frozen embryos

 After 5 years of fertility treatments, we finally had our
 babies using donor eggs...

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 13. aesposto says...
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 7/26/2013 11:44 am
 
 Does anyone have their blasts stored at a private
 facility. I currently have mine at UCSF but will need
 to move them sooon.
 Email author: allison.esposto at gmail.com
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