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[kkkk]

Originally Posted by Rakhi

I dont know...why avoid pacifiers? Its not like we are lazy RR. He was with me almost the entire night last night. As soon as my SIL feeds him, he comes to me and my SIL goes to sleep. Even in my arms he was suckling his fingers...thats why I was wondering about pacifiers.

you are ok with him sucking pacifiers but not his fingers?

check this.

additionally

using a pacifier is hygenically risky. you dont know how has it been manufactured, what toxin it may or may not contain despite all the guarantees. you dont know where it may have been lying, if it fell down when you were not looking, if it has been sterilised, if the temperature of sterlising has tampered with the composition of the pacifier material etc etc etc. Once in a while - when the baby wont stop crying despite being fed and nursed, it is perhaps ok. but remember you are giving something to the baby which it will take straight inside the stomach.

[kkkk]

Originally Posted by dhurandhar

I think I now totally understand the concept of "Prime Directive" in StarTrek

ahhha! good news. so you are not pre-warp anymore?

[Rakhi]

Originally Posted by kkkk

you are ok with him sucking pacifiers but not his fingers?

I really don't know much about breast feeding and all and that's why I asked if its ok for a pacifier to be there in place of fingers. And I wasnt aware that throwing up was perfectly ok for babies.

[dhurandhar]

Originally Posted by kkkk

ahhha! good news. so you are not pre-warp anymore?

so you did find the link to prime directive

when people are not prepared for knowledge....ridicule automatically follows

just google some facts on C-section delivery...of course, baby struggling to come out and relevance to survival spirit is my own opinion

[kkkk]

Originally Posted by dhurandhar

so you did find the link to prime directive

when people are not prepared for knowledge....ridicule automatically follows

just google some facts on C-section delivery...of course, baby struggling to come out and relevance to survival spirit is my own opinion

Does the baby struggle to come out? Mothers push the baby out.

[Pratiksha]

With my first born I was induced, but my lil one was sunny side up so finally went through C-section after hours of labor.

With my second one I opted for VBAC. And was successful. Had a great nurse during the labor. It makes a difference.

And I am all for pacifiers as it is easy to get rid of the habit as compared to a thumb which may take many years like upto third grade or more

[dhurandhar]

Originally Posted by kkkk

Does the baby struggle to come out? Mothers push the baby out.

Prime Directive forbids me to share my knowledge with unevolved beings

[kkkk]

Originally Posted by dhurandhar

Prime Directive forbids me to share my knowledge with unevolved beings

abe tujhe to Prime Direct ka concept abhi abhi samjha hai. Mujhe pehle se hi malum tha ;-)

I am not asking you - that was a rhetrical question. I am telling you. Babies dont struggle out, mothers push them out.

[dhurandhar]

Originally Posted by kkkk

abe tujhe to Prime Direct ka concept abhi abhi samjha hai. Mujhe pehle se hi malum tha ;-)

I am not asking you - that was a rhetrical question. I am telling you. Babies dont struggle out, mothers push them out.

Your efforts to gain knowledge will not succeed....Warp Culture beings cannot be fooled by pre-Warp culture beings

[raniraja]

Rakhi, if the BP is high, then any doctor worth his degree won't even think about INDUCING labor. They will give priority to bringing down the blood pressure - which is not really the more serious complication (depends on the case of course). My ex-saali had this problem - she was a week overdue but her BP was as high as 190/127 !!!.. Long story, but the doctors spent 2 days more bringing her BP under control, then went for induced labour (her first delivery). She was in labour for 14 hours and had a induced vaginal delivery and gave birth to a healthy baby girl.

[Rakhi]

Originally Posted by Pratiksha

With my second one I opted for VBAC. And was successful. Had a great nurse during the labor. It makes a difference.

have you been given Epidural Pratiksha?

[kkkk]

Originally Posted by Rakhi

have you been given Epidural Pratiksha?

C-Sec mein why epidural?

[Rakhi]

Originally Posted by kkkk

C-Sec mein why epidural?

VBAC: vaginal birth After C-section. Her second baby was through VBAC, that's why I asked about Epidural.

[Pratiksha]

Originally Posted by Rakhi

have you been given Epidural Pratiksha?

Yes I am all for the epidural. I had it taken both the times. You can then only focus on delivering the baby & breathing and not on the pain. Else you will only end up cussing your husband

[Rakhi]

Originally Posted by Pratiksha

Yes I am all for the epidural. I had it taken both the times. You can then only focus on delivering the baby & breathing and not on the pain. Else you will only end up cussing your husband

Cool cool....wow! Must have been great.