Comments on: Half-Birthday http://www.uborka.nu/rise/2006/12/half-birthday/ Raising Bernard Fri, 11 Nov 2011 10:54:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Angel http://www.uborka.nu/rise/2006/12/half-birthday/comment-page-1/#comment-1173 Angel Fri, 29 Dec 2006 08:16:16 +0000 http://www.uborka.nu/rise/2006/12/half-birthday/#comment-1173 <p>CONGRATS!! Just trying to catch up but soo happy to be reading... My littlest man is now 20 mon and I work full time and STILL breastfeed him... Good luck to you!!!</p> CONGRATS!! Just trying to catch up but soo happy to be reading… My littlest man is now 20 mon and I work full time and STILL breastfeed him… Good luck to you!!!

]]> By: Karan http://www.uborka.nu/rise/2006/12/half-birthday/comment-page-1/#comment-1172 Karan Sun, 24 Dec 2006 20:59:28 +0000 http://www.uborka.nu/rise/2006/12/half-birthday/#comment-1172 <p>I'm glad it's going so well for all of you. I was able to continue to breast feed both of my kids when I returned to work full time when each was three months old, so it is doable. I fed them in the morning before work, took my lunch with them to feed them then and then breast fed like before in the evening and night. They ate formula at day care and then when they were 5 months old, we introduced solids and continued with the breastfeeding plan. This went on until my son was a year old and my daughter was 15 months old when they decided to stop with the breastfeeding. Aside from the fact that I really had a hard time giving up my lunch time with them, it was a surprisingly easy effort.</p> <p>I do remember worrying about my daughter...she wouldn't switch to a bottle and as my time to return to work approached I was freaked out about it. It turned out that she was willing to take a bottle from anyone else and eventually from me too. She did not go hungry.</p> <p>Continue to enjoy Bernard because one day you'll need to remember that you loved him this much and it will help get you through those teen years.</p> I’m glad it’s going so well for all of you. I was able to continue to breast feed both of my kids when I returned to work full time when each was three months old, so it is doable. I fed them in the morning before work, took my lunch with them to feed them then and then breast fed like before in the evening and night. They ate formula at day care and then when they were 5 months old, we introduced solids and continued with the breastfeeding plan. This went on until my son was a year old and my daughter was 15 months old when they decided to stop with the breastfeeding. Aside from the fact that I really had a hard time giving up my lunch time with them, it was a surprisingly easy effort.

I do remember worrying about my daughter…she wouldn’t switch to a bottle and as my time to return to work approached I was freaked out about it. It turned out that she was willing to take a bottle from anyone else and eventually from me too. She did not go hungry.

Continue to enjoy Bernard because one day you’ll need to remember that you loved him this much and it will help get you through those teen years.

]]> By: Adrian http://www.uborka.nu/rise/2006/12/half-birthday/comment-page-1/#comment-1171 Adrian Sun, 24 Dec 2006 18:23:01 +0000 http://www.uborka.nu/rise/2006/12/half-birthday/#comment-1171 <p>I loved seeing him yesterday. He totally was the coolest of all the kids.</p> <p>And an awesome skydiver.</p> <p>What a lovely family you all are. Have a super first Christmas as "and then there were three" and a great new year.</p> I loved seeing him yesterday. He totally was the coolest of all the kids.

And an awesome skydiver.

What a lovely family you all are. Have a super first Christmas as “and then there were three” and a great new year.

]]> By: Pam http://www.uborka.nu/rise/2006/12/half-birthday/comment-page-1/#comment-1170 Pam Sun, 24 Dec 2006 16:47:07 +0000 http://www.uborka.nu/rise/2006/12/half-birthday/#comment-1170 <p>Have a good Xmas.</p> Have a good Xmas.

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