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chloe'smom

chloe'smom

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posted 10/28/2009, comment (1)

Those whose babies have to get an NG tube

I brought my daughter in today to see another GI specialist who was able to get a feeding speciaist - OT to see her.  She's having feeding issues - she can't suck properly and this past week and half, she' eating 15 oz.  I was told if she doesn't gain weight by Monday, she will most likely have to get an NG tube as she hasn't gained any... Read moreChevron
chloe'smom

chloe'smom

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posted 10/24/2009, comment (1)

She's Growing and Healthy Comment

I really hate that comment...I've been getting it from baby's pediatrician and her GI specialist.  My 3.5 month daughter was diagnosed with acid reflux when she was 1 month old.  I always knew something was wrong when it came to feeding her.  She would cry - scream actually, arch her back, basically it looked like she was throwing a... Read moreChevron
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Jan Gambino

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posted 07/10/2009, comments (0)

Sleep Feeding: Making Progress

The AcidRefluxConnection has supported a rich discussion of all aspects of sleep feeding an infant with Gastroesophageal Reflux or GER. Sleep Feeding refers to feeding a drowsy or sleeping infant. It appears to be a feeding style for a few babies with reflux who may be turning off the pain of eating while awake by sleeping through a feeding. While... Read moreChevron
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Jan Gambino

Jan Gambino

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posted 12/29/2008, comments (0)

Reflux Nursing Troubles? Pumping and Re-Feeding

Many parents and doctors find that breast milk is easily digested by a baby with Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD) and Gastroesophageal Reflux (GER). But what if your baby with reflux is having trouble nursing?   Parents sometimes tell me:   “My baby doesn’t like my milk.” “My baby fusses and pulls... Read moreChevron
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Jan Gambino

Jan Gambino

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posted 08/18/2008, comments (0)

Going for the Gold: World Class Picky Eater

Michael Phelps may be a world class swimmer but he sure isn't a Gold Medal level picky eater! Look at what he eats: two cups of coffee, a bowl of grits, three fried egg sandwiches with cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, fried onions and mayo, three slices of French toast with sugar and three chocolate chip pancakes. That's just his breakfast! My guess is... Read moreChevron
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