Priorities Askew
still clinging to the old growth charts that show babies gaining comparitively huge quantities of weight apace when a breastfed baby is naturally going to be slower to gain weight. Still the breast is best message is pushed.
Yeah Baby, Yeah!
“Off the charts” is commonly used as a means of saying something is This is the first time she has registered on a regular (non-preemie) growth chart! I haven’t been that happy since she first tried to breastfed (sort of) in the
Mommy Guilt-free Principle #2 "Parenting is not a competitive
I’m not interested in comparing strollers or diaper bags or how many months we breastfed our respective children. I don’t care how our children compare on growth charts or development charts or any chart that can be found through
Well written piece in the Guardian
A bottlefed baby consumes 30000 more calories by the time it is eight months old than one that is breastfed: about the equivalent of 120 Mars bars. Then there are growth charts - used to worry parents that their baby isn't growing big
Re: nursing, and reduced milk production
The reason breastfed babies are lest likely to become obese later in life is because they If your baby is crying and still hungry after nursing or seems frustrated at the nipple? My middle child was NEVER on the growth charts.
WHO replaces 40-year-old baby growth charts with new, accurate ones
The World Health Organisation has published new infant growth charts which use breastfed babies as the optimum size, replacing 40-year-old growth charts which were based largely on formula fed babies.
Huge Baby
He weighs almost 13 pounds! His birth weight was almost exactly at 50%, now he's at the 75% mark--and that's on the standard formula-based growth chart. They don't have the new charts for breastfed babies at the clinic, but I suppose it
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Re: baby weight gain with breastfeeding
The old growth charts used to be based on a small sampling of FF babies in Iowa or something current charts reflect the more normal growth rates of babies eating normally (breastfeeding) so don't get hung up on weight - ask your doc
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WEIGHT GAIN (GROWTH PATTERNS)
WEIGHT GAIN (GROWTH PATTERNS). How much weight should I expect my breastfeeding baby to gain? Breastfed and formula-fed babies grow at different rates.
Baby Growth Chart
Birthcare boy and girl baby growth charts. of infants who are breastfed vs. formula fed in the US, making these growth charts appropriate as assessment
Growth charts: My mom worries my breastfed baby is underweight
Growth charts are just one tool at our disposal. A hands-on evaluation of your baby provide more insight into your baby's growth than any chart.
LLLI | Supplementing the Breastfeeding Baby
Health care providers are appropriately concerned when babies "cross two lines" on the growth chart. Breastfed babies should gain at least four to seven
Are Growth Charts appropriate for exclusively Breastfed Babies?
Learn what the use of growth charts for babies that are exclusively breastfeeding. Q. Are Growth Charts appropriate for exclusively Breastfed Babies?
BBC NEWS | Health | Baby weight gain 'over-estimated'
Growth tables used to chart a baby's development may be inaccurate, This may have caused unnecessary concern about for breastfed babies, who gain weight
Yahoo! Answers - Where can I find a growth chart for a breastfed baby?
12 answers - My lo is not gaining as fast as the health visitor would like. She is using the red book as a guide, although this is based on bottle fed
The World Today - WHO announces new baby growth charts
Today the World Health Organisation is releasing new baby growth charts. and those children tend to be heavier than a normal breastfed baby would be.