@nillythesquid Everyone is gonna put their two cents in and at the end of the day if it’s what you want to do and you choose that it’s important then stand your ground mama. Do your research, join groups. You’ll figure out what you’re most comfortable with doing for your family.
@nillythesquid Remember you already having it and nursing, the baby will have the antibodies. I had it while pregnant with the baby I had in December of 2020. But you have to do whatever makes you comfortable. There’s no wrong with how you feel the choice you wanna make for you & baby.
@nillythesquid I was told directly in the hospital after birth in December 2020 if you’re breastfeeding/pregnant don’t get it, before I left the hospital. I was exclusively feeding until May when i found out I’m pregnant again -dried up by end of May. I’m in sarasota,FL.
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Is it normal to be a “different moods” kind of mom? Meaning like one day I’m this bad ass getting laundry done, cleaning, organizing. The next day I’ll be completely lazy & stuck to the couch eating my babies left over crackers on the floor.
@hanzbananzz I was a colic baby & my husband and my mother in law had no issues once my husband turned 1 giving milk, I was lactose, I outgrew it around 7 but then in my teens it still effects me. Both our little brothers after us never had issues (I’m 2.5 years apart from mine & he’s 5 )