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04.09.2003, 10:02
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Hello
Have any other mums noticed an increase in the amount their babies sleep following a jab? Morgan had his 3 month booster on Tuesday( two weeks late), was really crabby on Tuesday evening - but slept ok at night, usual 11 hours sleep. However yesterday he spent most of the time he wasn't eating asleep - and that is unusual for him as he is usually awake for most of the day. Now, at 10am he is still asleep after going to bed at 8pm last night. He usually wakes up at 7ish for a feed but not today. ( I have checked on him and he is ok!!) Anyone else have this? Natalie & Morgan 16 weeks and 20lbs 2 ozs ( moving up and away from the top 99.6 centile......!!) |
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#2
04.09.2003, 10:25
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yep, DD did not seem effected at all by her jabs but i remember being
amazed, a bit aprehensive but mainly thrilled when DS slept really well for a couple of days after his jabs - suspect the calpol helped with this too - have you given morgan any? Nic "Natalie" <natalietarry> wrote in message news:a121 [..] |
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#3
04.09.2003, 11:07
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oh lord yes..with rachels first jab..she slept for almost 24 hours after
wards... and since i hadn't slept for 3 nights prevoius...so did i |
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#4
04.09.2003, 20:19
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Hi Nic
No, not given Morgan any Calpol. He didn't seem to have a fever or anything so I didn't. BTW he slept for 14 1/2 hours last night in the end!!! Lazy so 'n so! Natalie & Morgan "Nic" <nic> wrote in message news:kr01 > yep, DD did not seem effected at all by her jabs but i remember being > amazed, a bit aprehensive but mainly thrilled when DS slept really well for > a couple of days after his jabs - suspect the calpol helped with this too - [..] |
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#5
04.09.2003, 20:35
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enjoy it while it lasts!!!
DS is three next weekend and on his second birthday he slept in till about 9.30am - unheard of for him - it was like that sketch on harry enfield when kevin the teenager is born - he went from waking at 5am to sleeping in and being all cross when i tried to wake him to open his presents. didn't last though! Nic "Nic" <nic> wrote in message news:kr01 > yep, DD did not seem effected at all by her jabs but i remember being > amazed, a bit aprehensive but mainly thrilled when DS slept really well for > a couple of days after his jabs - suspect the calpol helped with this too - [..] |
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