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we have a 10 week old son (very proud) that is feeding every three to four hours my partner is on paternity while i work . what is the norm with feeding during the night. at the moment she does the 11 o clocker i do it at around 2ish and she does the early one. also i warm and make the the 3 feeds during the night just wondering if im pulling my weight as im knackered going to work everyday.
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breast is best imo
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why dont you swap around, you do two but get a nights kip in between, she does the 2am but gets a mini lie in before you go to work, plus a nap during the day.
congratulations btw! |
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thanks bacon but i have to get up to warm and make bottles for the feeds she does
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maggymay 01 Feb 19:01
we have a 10 week old son (very proud) that is feeding every three to four hours my partner is on paternity while i work . what is the norm with feeding during the night. at the moment she does the 11 o clocker i do it at around 2ish and she does the early one. also i warm and make the the 3 feeds during the night just wondering if im pulling my weight as im knackered going to work everyday. I'm confused |
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Start a row and get her to kip on the sofa problem sorted
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Good luck! It does get easier - I did it with twins that were a month premature and my daughter caught a cough almost as soon as she left hospital, the first 3 months were really tough. Luckily I was working for C0ral at the time, so being a zombie at work made me fit right in with the rest of their staff.
Just try and be really supportive to your partner, don't take the stresses out on each other and if you have a family member or close friend that can 'take a turn' and give either or both of you a night off so you can get some uninterupted sleep then take advantage, you'll feel much better for it. |
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how is the lady partner on paternity leave?
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I imagine the lack of sleep may have affected the poster's typing Punter!
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