Eva

[Eva @taculeatus]

@cybelethebest Mine was also miserable and never settled until I started supplementing and bottle feeding. Then immediately he was happy and slept well. I should have let him stay hungry?

[Eva @taculeatus]

@cybelethebest Reading r/ExclusivelyPumping or whatever it's called makes it clear there is huuuuuge variation in supply. Some degree of mismatch between mother and baby has to be pretty common.

[Eva @taculeatus]

@Aella_Girl You can browse zocdoc for an internist (or whatever) who has appointments right away

[Eva @taculeatus]

@demiurgently @Romy_Holland One said to me that the frenulum is abnormal period; it is supposed to be absent. We left the practice

[Eva @taculeatus]

@alt1na1 Yes. I'm surprised by the responses. If someone else bottle-feeds, you can nurse or pump once in the night and more frequently during the day. Pumping at night is prob better for this purpose because "fully emptying" is better for supply and the baby won't do that right away.

[Eva @taculeatus]

@ThymeToBeBorn Here is a paper: https://t.co/1GU9GVAEml

[Eva @taculeatus]

@Evolving_Moloch Definitely. Ideally you would want successive branches of the phylogeny, and not (only) highly nested groups like New World foragers.

[Eva @taculeatus]

@orthonormalist My great-grandfather, too.

[Eva @taculeatus]

@tresterese It really is!

[Eva @taculeatus]

@tresterese Thank you so much!!

[Eva @taculeatus]

@AustinHPatton @s_r_constantin I mean, ~all similarities between mice & humans are the result of common ancestry. Doesn't mean the similarities aren't real/useful. I'd expect useful similarities with non-mammals are probably also mostly conserved/ancient vs. convergent, so I wouldn't throw out out the former.

[Eva @taculeatus]

@Kirsten3531 Yes this really annoyed me

[Eva @taculeatus]

@maiab Thank you.

[Eva @taculeatus]

@LucreSnooker Next can you make them use real dashes instead of hyphens?

[Eva @taculeatus]

@LeahLibresco Baking soda and aluminum foil: https://t.co/Wlx9zmTuKi

[Eva @taculeatus]

@Aella_Girl Humans are probably less sexually dimorphic than our hominin ancestors were. (But maybe we are also less warlike?)

[Eva @taculeatus]

@CartoonsHateHer the moms in my bump group are taking their (sometimes not-even-) 6-month-olds to physical therapy for "reluctant rolling" and similar. Can you rule on this?