Breast feeding question

[jamer]

For the past 12 hours or so K has been screaming during every feeding session...I have no idea what's going on. Not sure if its I ate something I shouldn't have (I'm dairy and soy free) I have plenty of supply.... Any other theories or ideas?

[jamer]

Sept 9, 2014 11:19:10 GMT -5 spunbutterfly said:

Cluster feeding?

Do they usually scream/cry throughout feeding? Just never experienced this before

[dana86]

The only time I had that happen it was M and I think she was reacting to me having to much coffee.

[jamer]

Sept 9, 2014 11:30:29 GMT -5 spunbutterfly said:

Sept 9, 2014 11:20:46 GMT -5 jamer said:

Do they usually scream/cry throughout feeding? Just never experienced this before

How old is your baby?

Mine screamed for 6 hours nonstop, while popping on and off the boob. It was maddening. He did this starting at 3 weeks up until... 4 months I think.

Oh man I'm sorry that sounds awful. She's 3 months today

[mrslefty]

Sept 9, 2014 11:30:29 GMT -5 spunbutterfly said:

Sept 9, 2014 11:20:46 GMT -5 jamer said:

Do they usually scream/cry throughout feeding? Just never experienced this before

How old is your baby?

Mine screamed for 6 hours nonstop, while popping on and off the boob. It was maddening. He did this starting at 3 weeks up until... 4 months I think.

BabyLefty did exactly that every day until recently.  

[mrslefty]

Sept 9, 2014 11:50:13 GMT -5 spunbutterfly said:

Sept 9, 2014 11:48:32 GMT -5 mrslefty said:

BabyLefty did exactly that every day until recently.  

Ogod, I'm so sorry. Mine was only when there were growth spurts... and there were a lot of them admittedly, but not every day at least. ;-;

It's physically and emotionally stressful cause you can see they are hungry but they act crazy.

It got markedly better when we started him on Zantac.  Plus I think up until 2 months he was going through a permanent growth spurt...he's already doubled his birth weight. ..

[stretchad]

DS did this when he needed to burp or was gassy. Or if he was stuffed up and couldn't breath and all he wanted to do was eat, but he couldn't eat/suck/breathe. Poor guy.

[cdmay]

Forceful milk ejection or slow let down?

[jennlin]

is she doing better? could it be teething?

[jamer]

Sept 15, 2014 8:57:47 GMT -5 jennlin said:

is she doing better? could it be teething?

Thanks for asking, she's back to normal now! Thank goodness. Still don't know what was going on, doesn't appear to be teething