Jenrose
October 15th 05, 12:41 AM
"Jess" > wrote in message
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> "Jenrose" > wrote in message
> news:1129002791.d58a1f5db45058238f109573b64fb4a4@t eranews...
>> What I want to know is how it is that with enough milk that milk
>> *frequently* comes out of dd's nose because it's flowing so fast, she
>> *still* doesn't manage to gain weight. Back on the roller coaster again.
>> Wah.
>
> We started Sproglette on a pediasure a day, and her weight's started
> inching up. Is that an option?
>
We're trying some good start and coconut milk mixed in with bananas or sweet
potato, or olive oil with rice or white potato.
Thus far she's reacted to NOTHING allergically (other than getting a butt
rash from citrus *I* drink). Which is good.
Just now she ate about 1/4 of a banana with about a tablespoon of coconut
milk. Which is what, about 50 calories? Since our goal is a net 100 calories
per day over what she's been nursing, if I can get her to take a couple
ounces of formula later, we'll be good. Fortunately she's just as happy to
eat after solids, so it doesn't seem to reduce her nursing any.
Jenrose
news:AiH2f.13852$fE5.3358@fed1read06...
>
> "Jenrose" > wrote in message
> news:1129002791.d58a1f5db45058238f109573b64fb4a4@t eranews...
>> What I want to know is how it is that with enough milk that milk
>> *frequently* comes out of dd's nose because it's flowing so fast, she
>> *still* doesn't manage to gain weight. Back on the roller coaster again.
>> Wah.
>
> We started Sproglette on a pediasure a day, and her weight's started
> inching up. Is that an option?
>
We're trying some good start and coconut milk mixed in with bananas or sweet
potato, or olive oil with rice or white potato.
Thus far she's reacted to NOTHING allergically (other than getting a butt
rash from citrus *I* drink). Which is good.
Just now she ate about 1/4 of a banana with about a tablespoon of coconut
milk. Which is what, about 50 calories? Since our goal is a net 100 calories
per day over what she's been nursing, if I can get her to take a couple
ounces of formula later, we'll be good. Fortunately she's just as happy to
eat after solids, so it doesn't seem to reduce her nursing any.
Jenrose