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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP I'm  going to give you a big tip here:

If you drop breastfeeding and go straight to formula everyone might be happier and it doesn't make you a bad mom and your baby will thrive. [/quote]

Op here. Not really a big tip because I don't want to do that. I've seen other threads, and it a shame that posters like you keep telling nursing moms to just go for formula when things are tough. Breastfeeding doesn't come easy for everyone, but I want to feed him breast milk. [/quote]

Fine, then you need to be responsible and keep close tabs on his weight and supplement as needed. [/quote]

What? Have you even read OP's posts? So sick of you sanctimommys.[/quote]

OP is showing signs of disordered eating, has an underweight baby, and is balking at formula and irrational attachment to breastfeeding. She NEEDS to hear that formula is fine, and the only actual goal is to feed the baby. [/quote]

Op here. Wth? First, I put my child on formula as soon as the pediatrician said to. I even stopped nursing a couple do times to give him a full bottle. How date you act as if I am not ignoring my child's needs to eat. My baby was born at 7lbs 12oz, left FB hospital at 7lbs 1oz, and is 8lbs 4oz. He is not starving, but should have a gained a little more by now.

As for my eating, I am fine. I eat a bland diet due to allergies and severe acid reflux. Have you ever had it. I'm no talking a little heartburn. I'm talking pain so bad you think you are having a heart issue. I did acknowledge after suggestions that I am not eating enough, and will add in more foods that posters have suggested. Sorry I don't stuff my face with loads of junk food.

Some of you people are what is wrong the world. I came here asking for advice and opinions, changed behaviors based on suggestions, and you still want to ridicule me. I am a first time mom, and didn't know my child wasn't eating enough. I rectified the situation as soon as I knew about it. I want to provide breast milk, but understand that may not be a possibility. There is nothing wrong with that. I hope you change your ways. No wonder kids today are bullies, and think the behavior is okay. They learn it from home.

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