But at night I am now doing five minutes of consistent winding and then sit upright for another 15. Download the app to know what to expect at every stage of your baby’s first year.īecause the other thing is during the day he does a lot of burping and quite often, you know, a little bit will come up or sometimes not a little bit, and he obviously does need that whole winding process.
The all-in-one app helps you to know what to do – from understanding baby poos to burping your baby to sleep and milestones and more. That’s why Parent Sense was designed by parents and baby experts who understand the science and the reality of caring for a baby. Just as you seem to get something right, everything changes and you have to start all over again. Parenting in the early days is full of doubt, confusion and guesswork. Listen to Meg and Cass now as they share some very real moments of motherhood in early infant stage. And even though there are hard parts (like poogate and burping), parenting is absolutely a gift. How our little ones steal our hearts – amidst the sleep deprivation, the uncertainty and anxiety. They take a moment to appreciate the precious moments of parenting. And they agree that while the days are long in the infant stage, the years (months) are short. Meg talks about how she broke the dummy/pacifier habit with her first born. Meg and Cass then share some of their personal insights into parenting. While the thought of cot death is every parent’s worst nightmare, it’s important to know the risks and practicing safe sleeping. This leads Meg to share some information about how to cope with these wakings.
They talk about why he’s battling to settle to sleep again. Meg and Cass move on to discuss Max’s early morning wakings between 3am and 5am. Meg shares some great insights into how to manage night feeds and burping so that everyone gets the best (longest) sleep possible. How it interrupts his sleep and what technique is best for winding a baby.
She also asks Meg about burping Max at night. Now that Max’s digestive system is starting to mature, Cass wants to know how many poos are normal and what to expect when breast and bottle feeding. Baby Max has just turned 2 months old and first-time mum, Cass, sits down with Meg to talk about this new stage of her little one’s life. Poogate & burping your baby – this week we dive into some of the more glamorous parts of having a baby ).
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