Anonymous wrote:OK. OP here... just in case anyone searches for this thread.
I held off on the Adderall until about a week ago. Talked to my doc lots, he said he was ok with it, just watch the baby for signs of adverse effects.
Then I took one but tried to avoid giving him the milk or diluting it. Waited two days, took another. I think I gave a pumped bag from the peak of it or something. I'm sitting here with him in my lap at 2 AM... he is wide awake and seeming quite wired, talkative, smiley.
I feel pretty bad about it, but at the same time, he is being kind of adorable and hilarious.
Not that this is in any way sustainable.
OK, off to start a thread to get people to tell me it's ok to stop breastfeeding. Sigh
Anonymous wrote:OK. OP here... just in case anyone searches for this thread.
I held off on the Adderall until about a week ago. Talked to my doc lots, he said he was ok with it, just watch the baby for signs of adverse effects.
Then I took one but tried to avoid giving him the milk or diluting it. Waited two days, took another. I think I gave a pumped bag from the peak of it or something. I'm sitting here with him in my lap at 2 AM... he is wide awake and seeming quite wired, talkative, smiley.
I feel pretty bad about it, but at the same time, he is being kind of adorable and hilarious.
Not that this is in any way sustainable.
OK, off to start a thread to get people to tell me it's ok to stop breastfeeding. Sigh
Anonymous wrote:OK. OP here... just in case anyone searches for this thread.
I held off on the Adderall until about a week ago. Talked to my doc lots, he said he was ok with it, just watch the baby for signs of adverse effects.
Then I took one but tried to avoid giving him the milk or diluting it. Waited two days, took another. I think I gave a pumped bag from the peak of it or something. I'm sitting here with him in my lap at 2 AM... he is wide awake and seeming quite wired, talkative, smiley.
I feel pretty bad about it, but at the same time, he is being kind of adorable and hilarious.
Not that this is in any way sustainable.
OK, off to start a thread to get people to tell me it's ok to stop breastfeeding. Sigh

Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Lol @ women here freaking out over adderall. Meanwhile, almost all of you jump at epidurals and narcotics in labor, all of which are known for a fact to affect babies in various ways, including lowered heart rate, labor slowing, fetal distress, and postpartum difficulties.
Oh, stop.
It's true. Deal with it. Everyone's so sanctimonious about drugs, but you were hooked up to ten kinds of IVs with drugs far more powerful than adderall, weren't you? I guess it doesn't count if everyone is doing it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Lol @ women here freaking out over adderall. Meanwhile, almost all of you jump at epidurals and narcotics in labor, all of which are known for a fact to affect babies in various ways, including lowered heart rate, labor slowing, fetal distress, and postpartum difficulties.
Oh, stop.
It's true. Deal with it. Everyone's so sanctimonious about drugs, but you were hooked up to ten kinds of IVs with drugs far more powerful than adderall, weren't you? I guess it doesn't count if everyone is doing it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Lol @ women here freaking out over adderall. Meanwhile, almost all of you jump at epidurals and narcotics in labor, all of which are known for a fact to affect babies in various ways, including lowered heart rate, labor slowing, fetal distress, and postpartum difficulties.
Oh, stop.
It's true. Deal with it. Everyone's so sanctimonious about drugs, but you were hooked up to ten kinds of IVs with drugs far more powerful than adderall, weren't you? I guess it doesn't count if everyone is doing it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Lol @ women here freaking out over adderall. Meanwhile, almost all of you jump at epidurals and narcotics in labor, all of which are known for a fact to affect babies in various ways, including lowered heart rate, labor slowing, fetal distress, and postpartum difficulties.
Oh, stop.