[House] San Francisco Parents of Multiples SFPOM General Discussion forum digest - 10/19/2013

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San Francisco Parents of Multiples SFPOM General Discussion 10/18/2013
9:14 am - 10/19/2013

1. Amazing Postpartum Doula (carrie_galvez)
2. Triplets help in Petaluma (spassman)
3. Comment: Triplets help in Petaluma (carrie_galvez)
4. Internet capable Baby Monitor and Baby Gate Recomendati...
(aesposto)
5. Pumping and Work Travel (aesposto)
6. Seeking Short Term Afternoon Nanny (aesposto)
7. Comment: How many hours does your nanny work? (bhavna12)
8. Re:Delivering at UCSF - questions on process (alberterica)
9. Comment: Delivering at UCSF - questions on process (theensy)

1. Amazing Postpartum Doula
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carrie_galvez - 10/18/2013 5:12 pm

 Amazing Postpartum DoulaMy name is: Carrie GalvesMy
 phone number is: 415 375-1780My email address is:
 spring_essentials at yahoo.comMy caregiver's name is:
 Maria RastramMy caregiver's contact information
 is:doulainduetime.com 415 295-4785She is Postpartum
 Doula/Parenting Coach/Sleep TrainerI employed this
 caregiver from April 29th - September 6thI highly
 recommend her: The gift of sleep for parent's and
 having the support was amazing. She is absolutely
 phenomenal! She very knowledgeable in all aspects of
 newborn care.We have an amazing Doula that started from
 night one the moment we arrive home. We hire Maria for
 the duration of three months. Maria, sleep trained the
 babies and have them on a good schedule and routine.My
 husband and I are very grateful that we had Maria as
 our doula. Maria 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 Maria to guide me through the support
 and 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,
 Maria 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 Maria in our lives.In addition she
 was amazing with our 3 1/2 son he was challenging, and
 unbearable at times. She help getting him down at
 night, and he absolutely adored her.We've discovered
 the nights were less helpful, and less stressful---
 having the support, and rest which was so desperately
 needed. Needless to say, we were so sleep deprived and
 exhausted! However, Maria is a total gem help with
 laundry, cooking and works nights to accommodate a
 family schedule.Thank you,Carrie

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Email author: spring_essentials at yahoo.com
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2. Triplets help in Petaluma
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spassman - 10/18/2013 4:06 pm

 Hi,can any body referrer a night nurse/night doula with
 nursing /LVN or RN / background for overnight newborn
 care ? family has Triplets and need professional help
 ASAP. They live in Petaluma.If yes please contact me
 atminekp at gmail.comThanks,Karina Plotek

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Email author: spassman at gmail.com
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 3. carrie_galvez says...
 --------------------------------------------------------
 10/18/2013 4:53 pm
 
 Amazing Postpartum DoulaMy name is: Carrie GalvesMy
 phone number is: 415 375-1780My email address is:
 spring_essentials at yahoo.comMy caregiver's name is:
 Maria RastramMy caregiver's contact information
 is:doulainduetime.com 415 295-4785She is Postpartum
 Doula/Parenting Coach/Sleep TrainerI employed this
 caregiver from April 29th - September 6thI highly
 recommend her: The gift of sleep for parent's and
 having the support was amazing. She is absolutely
 phenomenal! She very knowledgeable in all aspects of
 newborn care.We have an amazing Doula that started from
 night one the moment we arrive home. We hire Maria for
 the duration of three months. Maria, sleep trained the
 babies and have them on a good schedule and routine.My
 husband and I are very grateful that we had Maria as
 our doula. Maria 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 Maria to guide me through the support
 and 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,
 Maria 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 Maria in our lives.In addition she
 was amazing with our 3 1/2 son he was challenging, and
 unbearable at times. She help getting him down at
 night, and he absolutely adored her.We've discovered
 the nights were less helpful, and less stressful---
 having the support, and rest which was so desperately
 needed. Needless to say, we were so sleep deprived and
 exhausted! However, Maria is a total gem help with
 laundry, cooking and works nights to accommodate a
 family schedule.Thank you,sftwinsmama
 Email author: spring_essentials at yahoo.com
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4. Internet capable Baby Monitor and Baby Gate Recomendations
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aesposto - 10/18/2013 1:32 pm

 Hi Everyone,I am looking for a baby monitor that I can
 access over the internet. preferable from my iPhone. 
 I would love for it to have at least 2 cameras. Any
 recommendations?Also my 6 month old twins just started
 crawling and I would like to get an octagon gate to
 help keep them contained. Anyone have luck with twin
 proof gates?Thanks,Allison

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Baby Gate Recomendations"

Email author: allison.esposto at gmail.com
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5. Pumping and Work Travel
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aesposto - 10/18/2013 1:26 pm

 I am currently pumping for my 6 month old twins and
 will have to travel for 4 days with work. I would like
 to keep pumping and I know TSA will let me bring the
 milk home with me. Anyone have any tips?Thanks,Allison

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Email author: allison.esposto at gmail.com
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6. Seeking Short Term Afternoon Nanny
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aesposto - 10/18/2013 1:24 pm

 I am looking for a nanny to cover afternoon hours the
 week of November 18th. Any know of a nanny looking to
 pick up a few hours?Thanks

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Email author: allison.esposto at gmail.com
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Topic: How many hours does your nanny work?

 I'm taking a poll - how many hours does your nanny work a
 week? We have 13 month old twins and t...

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work?"

 7. bhavna12 says...
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 10/18/2013 1:24 pm
 
 Thank you!
 Email author: bhavna at gmail.com
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Topic: Delivering at UCSF - questions on process

 Hey folks - I've got a unique support situation for my birth
 plan and I'm trying to figure out h...

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process"

 8. alberterica says...
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 10/18/2013 8:45 am
 
 Hi! I just delivered my mono-di twin girls via normal
 delivery there last September 28, 2013 at 37 weeks and
 2 days gestation. 1. Laboring room - no restrictions
 with how many people who could go inside the labor
 suite which was roomy and nice 2. Delivery room (OR)
 without csection - I had two support people with me, my
 mother and my husband. They broke my bag of water at
 about 1 in the afternoon and painful contractions
 ensued so I immediately asked for my Epidural. Then I
 slept for a few hours and when they checked me out
 again, I was already fully dilated and wheeled into the
 OR right away. I would say this was about 4:15 or so.
 By 5:00 pm I had given birth to baby A. My pushing was
 quite short. Preps took longer. Baby B was born at 5:57
 pm because we had to wait. They had to resume me on
 Pitocin again to get the contractions going again after
 breaking my second bag of water. 3. Delivery room with
 csection - I was told that only one support person
 could be present, but I would imagine if your two
 support people were already scrubbed up and inside the
 OR with you then they decide on doing an emergency C,
 would they really have time to kick one of your support
 people out? I would think that would be the least of
 their concerns. But if you are scheduled for a C
 section then they can strictly impose the one person
 only policy. 4. Nursery bracelet - They give it to you
 and your spouse generally. They were strict with this.
 each bracelet is tied to one person and there's no way
 you could trade one off between two.
 Email author: ericaolim at yahoo.com
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 9. theensy says...
 --------------------------------------------------------
 10/18/2013 1:58 pm
 
 Thanks to everyone for the responses! Much appreciated
 and helpful! I'm 31 weeks now so hopefully will run
 into those in my delivery window there with good news
 to share from all. =)
 Email author: maikish at gmail.com
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