Sometime after the 30th week of pregnancy, make an appointment for you and your partner to meet with a pediatrician or a few pediatricians in their offices.
Be sure that the individual is board-certified in pediatrics or family medicine and has had at least three years of training in pediatrics or family medicine. The state medical society or the staff at the physician's office could give you this basic information.
To get a list of prospects, ask your own health care provider, your parents, or friends you respect. Ask them why they like or dislike a certain doctor — their reasons may not be the same as yours. You could also call your local medical society, board of health, or hospital for some references.
The Interview
You can find out a lot about a doctor during this prenatal pediatric visit. He or she should be a person with whom you would feel comfortable discussing any issue concerning your child and your family. Each appointment should last 15 or 20 minutes. It's not a good sign if a doctor won't meet with you — scratch him or her off your list!
Some of what goes into your decision may simply be based on impressions, personality, and instinct. You may want to:
Pay attention to the office setting. Is the waiting room clean, bright, and playful? Is it calm and safe? Get a sense of how much the members of the staff enjoy working with children. Notice how interested the pediatrician is in you and your expectations about your child. See how the doctor's style and personality blend with yours.
Here are a few general things to talk over with the pediatricians you meet:
The doctor's or the medical group's availability in an emergency. How their office hours work with your schedule. How they would support your choices about feeding your baby. What they think about your plans for child care. Their special medical interests or expertise in children's health and development.
Here are some specific questions to ask:
When are your office hours? How can we see someone after hours? When can I reach you and your staff by phone? What do we do in an emergency when the doctor isn't available? Can we call with questions that wouldn't require an office visit? Do you charge for such "telephone time"? How much time do you allow for office visits? (A good answer would be 15 minutes or more.) What hospitals do you use and what HMOs do you work with? How do you support breastfeeding? When will I bring my baby for the first office visit? (A good answer would be within the first week, especially if you've had a short maternity stay in the hospital.) How can you help me understand my child's development? If our child has behavior problems that we can't control, how comfortable will you be in helping us with them? What's your advice about working and parenting? How well do you know the infant and toddler programs in the community?
Sometime after the 30th week of pregnancy, make an appointment for you and your partner to meet with a pediatrician or a few pediatricians in their offices.
Be sure that the individual is board-certified in pediatrics or family medicine and has had at least three years of training in pediatrics or family medicine. The state medical society or the staff at the physician's office could give you this basic information.
To get a list of prospects, ask your own health care provider, your parents, or friends you respect. Ask them why they like or dislike a certain doctor — their reasons may not be the same as yours. You could also call your local medical society, board of health, or hospital for some references.
The Interview
You can find out a lot about a doctor during this prenatal pediatric visit. He or she should be a person with whom you would feel comfortable discussing any issue concerning your child and your family. Each appointment should last 15 or 20 minutes. It's not a good sign if a doctor won't meet with you — scratch him or her off your list!
Some of what goes into your decision may simply be based on impressions, personality, and instinct. You may want to:
Pay attention to the office setting. Is the waiting room clean, bright, and playful? Is it calm and safe? Get a sense of how much the members of the staff enjoy working with children. Notice how interested the pediatrician is in you and your expectations about your child. See how the doctor's style and personality blend with yours. Here are a few general things to talk over with the pediatricians you meet:
The doctor's or the medical group's availability in an emergency. How their office hours work with your schedule. How they would support your choices about feeding your baby. What they think about your plans for child care. Their special medical interests or expertise in children's health and development. Here are some specific questions to ask:
When are your office hours? How can we see someone after hours? When can I reach you and your staff by phone? What do we do in an emergency when the doctor isn't available? Can we call with questions that wouldn't require an office visit? Do you charge for such "telephone time"? How much time do you allow for office visits? (A good answer would be 15 minutes or more.) What hospitals do you use and what HMOs do you work with? How do you support breastfeeding? When will I bring my baby for the first office visit? (A good answer would be within the first week, especially if you've had a short maternity stay in the hospital.) How can you help me understand my child's development? If our child has behavior problems that we can't control, how comfortable will you be in helping us with them? What's your advice about working and parenting? How well do you know the infant and toddler programs in the community?
Sometime after the 30th week of pregnancy, make an appointment for you and your partner to meet with a pediatrician or a few pediatricians in their offices.
Be sure that the individual is board-certified in pediatrics or family medicine and has had at least three years of training in pediatrics or family medicine. The state medical society or the staff at the physician's office could give you this basic information.
To get a list of prospects, ask your own health care provider, your parents, or friends you respect. Ask them why they like or dislike a certain doctor — their reasons may not be the same as yours. You could also call your local medical society, board of health, or hospital for some references.
The Interview
You can find out a lot about a doctor during this prenatal pediatric visit. He or she should be a person with whom you would feel comfortable discussing any issue concerning your child and your family. Each appointment should last 15 or 20 minutes. It's not a good sign if a doctor won't meet with you — scratch him or her off your list!
Some of what goes into your decision may simply be based on impressions, personality, and instinct. You may want to:
Pay attention to the office setting. Is the waiting room clean, bright, and playful? Is it calm and safe? Get a sense of how much the members of the staff enjoy working with children. Notice how interested the pediatrician is in you and your expectations about your child. See how the doctor's style and personality blend with yours. Here are a few general things to talk over with the pediatricians you meet:
The doctor's or the medical group's availability in an emergency. How their office hours work with your schedule. How they would support your choices about feeding your baby. What they think about your plans for child care. Their special medical interests or expertise in children's health and development. Here are some specific questions to ask:
When are your office hours? How can we see someone after hours? When can I reach you and your staff by phone? What do we do in an emergency when the doctor isn't available? Can we call with questions that wouldn't require an office visit? Do you charge for such "telephone time"? How much time do you allow for office visits? (A good answer would be 15 minutes or more.) What hospitals do you use and what HMOs do you work with? How do you support breastfeeding? When will I bring my baby for the first office visit? (A good answer would be within the first week, especially if you've had a short maternity stay in the hospital.) How can you help me understand my child's development? If our child has behavior problems that we can't control, how comfortable will you be in helping us with them? What's your advice about working and parenting? How well do you know the infant and toddler programs in the community?
Sometime after the 30th week of pregnancy, make an appointment for you and your partner to meet with a pediatrician or a few pediatricians in their offices.
Be sure that the individual is board-certified in pediatrics or family medicine and has had at least three years of training in pediatrics or family medicine. The state medical society or the staff at the physician's office could give you this basic information.
To get a list of prospects, ask your own health care provider, your parents, or friends you respect. Ask them why they like or dislike a certain doctor — their reasons may not be the same as yours. You could also call your local medical society, board of health, or hospital for some references.
The Interview
You can find out a lot about a doctor during this prenatal pediatric visit. He or she should be a person with whom you would feel comfortable discussing any issue concerning your child and your family. Each appointment should last 15 or 20 minutes. It's not a good sign if a doctor won't meet with you — scratch him or her off your list!
Some of what goes into your decision may simply be based on impressions, personality, and instinct. You may want to:
Pay attention to the office setting. Is the waiting room clean, bright, and playful? Is it calm and safe? Get a sense of how much the members of the staff enjoy working with children. Notice how interested the pediatrician is in you and your expectations about your child. See how the doctor's style and personality blend with yours.
Here are a few general things to talk over with the pediatricians you meet:
The doctor's or the medical group's availability in an emergency. How their office hours work with your schedule. How they would support your choices about feeding your baby. What they think about your plans for child care. Their special medical interests or expertise in children's health and development.
Here are some specific questions to ask:
When are your office hours? How can we see someone after hours? When can I reach you and your staff by phone? What do we do in an emergency when the doctor isn't available? Can we call with questions that wouldn't require an office visit? Do you charge for such "telephone time"? How much time do you allow for office visits? (A good answer would be 15 minutes or more.) What hospitals do you use and what HMOs do you work with? How do you support breastfeeding? When will I bring my baby for the first office visit? (A good answer would be within the first week, especially if you've had a short maternity stay in the hospital.) How can you help me understand my child's development? If our child has behavior problems that we can't control, how comfortable will you be in helping us with them? What's your advice about working and parenting? How well do you know the infant and toddler programs in the community?
那啥，我小农的报点希望那个奶牛的因为贵一点会成为现实
而且如果两单都不cancel,就转一个给没抢到的jms
如果也没转出去，就去家门口的target退了
sign, 我也没抢到这个马拉松, 要是真寄出了, 能在这里转到一个就太好啦!
星期一真是痛苦啊 我前几个礼拜一早上老起不来 今天出奇的在闹钟响之前起来了 上课也没迟到 可课上到一半就瞌睡的不行 困到这会儿饭也吃了咖啡也喝了我还是没醒
在网上转悠，想起来儿科医生这茬， 给大家转一下刚看到的吧， 其中那个要问医生的问题list还挺有用的，下次去见ob就打算问问ped的事情了
Beginning Your Search
Sometime after the 30th week of pregnancy, make an appointment for you
and your partner to meet with a pediatrician or a few pediatricians in
their offices.
Be sure that the individual is board-certified in
pediatrics or family medicine and has had at least three years of
training in pediatrics or family medicine. The state medical society or
the staff at the physician's office could give you this basic
information.
To get a list of prospects, ask your own health
care provider, your parents, or friends you respect. Ask them why they
like or dislike a certain doctor — their reasons may not be the same as
yours. You could also call your local medical society, board of health,
or hospital for some references.
The Interview
You can find out a lot about a doctor during this prenatal pediatric
visit. He or she should be a person with whom you would feel
comfortable discussing any issue concerning your child and your family.
Each appointment should last 15 or 20 minutes. It's not a good sign if
a doctor won't meet with you — scratch him or her off your list!
Some of what goes into your decision may simply be based on impressions, personality, and instinct. You may want to:
Pay attention to the office setting. Is the waiting room clean, bright, and playful? Is it calm and safe? Get a sense of how much the members of the staff enjoy working with children. Notice how interested the pediatrician is in you and your expectations about your child. See how the doctor's style and personality blend with yours.
Here are a few general things to talk over with the pediatricians you meet:
The doctor's or the medical group's availability in an emergency. How their office hours work with your schedule. How they would support your choices about feeding your baby. What they think about your plans for child care. Their special medical interests or expertise in children's health and development.
Here are some specific questions to ask:
When are your office hours? How can we see someone after hours? When can I reach you and your staff by phone? What do we do in an emergency when the doctor isn't available? Can we call with questions that wouldn't require an office visit? Do you charge for such "telephone time"? How much time do you allow for office visits? (A good answer would be 15 minutes or more.) What hospitals do you use and what HMOs do you work with? How do you support breastfeeding? When will I bring my baby for the first office visit? (A good
answer would be within the first week, especially if you've had a short
maternity stay in the hospital.) How can you help me understand my child's development? If our child has behavior problems that we can't control, how comfortable will you be in helping us with them? What's your advice about working and parenting? How well do you know the infant and toddler programs in the community?
什么时候选儿医啊. 是不是2weeks checkup就是去儿医那了, ob生了以后就没什么事了吧.
我是饿了胃难受，饱了肚皮胀得难受，经常不知不觉就吃胀了
我和mm一样，我也是饿了胃难算，酸的不行，一吃饱了肚皮涨的都不能坐着，只能躺着
Mylanta是什么东东啊，我一般就是睡觉晚了饿得胃有点儿难受，然后就喝一盒牛奶，还挺管用的，不过第二天口腔就不那么干净了
是一个抗胃酸的药，是个非处方药，我和ob说我胃酸的厉害，他就让我去药店买这个，成份是氢氧化铝和氢氧化镁等。这个是液体，我胃酸时喝了还是有一点效果的
mm都开始看这个了，赞呢！
收藏了
我就是困的不行瞎看来着 看正经东西肯定看不进去呢
呵呵，宝宝跟你的作息一致多好啊，到时候出生了就好带啊
我平时是夜猫子型的，估计得生出来个小夜猫子了。
我觉得我家娃不是一般的懒阿，他轻易不懂，只有压着他了，饿着他了才揣几下，估计像他那个懒爸了
什么时候选儿医啊. 是不是2weeks checkup就是去儿医那了, ob生了以后就没什么事了吧.
照这个说30w左右就差不多得选了 再晚行动也不便 interview起来不方便吧
当然也有人等生的时候再定的 这篇文章的态度是不建议
ob好像生完还得去复检几次吧 我偏向ob和ped选在一个诊所 省的跑来跑去的麻烦
就是the first year最便宜的那种,据说可以加热mam的奶瓶的那种。我在bru买的，19。99，amazon上只要17。99
好，收到了。回头研究一下去
我是饿了胃难受，饱了肚皮胀得难受，经常不知不觉就吃胀了
hehe，我也是，我和ld都是开始吃晚饭就放一个在线连续剧，一看就是好几集，不知不觉等我站起来，就已经撑得太厉害了。我已经从孕期反应最低谷的100磅长成122磅了~~~
这个周末突然开始便秘了，太难受了
我也是吃一点就胃胀泛酸水，可又不敢不吃，生怕小娃太小，我们22周B超，小娃体重才37%
这个周末突然开始便秘了，太难受了
多吃绿色蔬菜，还要多吃水果，多走动，对便秘很有帮助，我的切身体会
星期一真是痛苦啊 我前几个礼拜一早上老起不来 今天出奇的在闹钟响之前起来了 上课也没迟到 可课上到一半就瞌睡的不行 困到这会儿饭也吃了咖啡也喝了我还是没醒
在网上转悠，想起来儿科医生这茬， 给大家转一下刚看到的吧， 其中那个要问医生的问题list还挺有用的，下次去见ob就打算问问ped的事情了
Beginning Your Search
Sometime after the 30th week of pregnancy, make an appointment for you and your partner to meet with a pediatrician or a few pediatricians in their offices.
Be sure that the individual is board-certified in pediatrics or family medicine and has had at least three years of training in pediatrics or family medicine. The state medical society or the staff at the physician's office could give you this basic information.
To get a list of prospects, ask your own health care provider, your parents, or friends you respect. Ask them why they like or dislike a certain doctor — their reasons may not be the same as yours. You could also call your local medical society, board of health, or hospital for some references.
The Interview
You can find out a lot about a doctor during this prenatal pediatric visit. He or she should be a person with whom you would feel comfortable discussing any issue concerning your child and your family. Each appointment should last 15 or 20 minutes. It's not a good sign if a doctor won't meet with you — scratch him or her off your list!
Some of what goes into your decision may simply be based on impressions, personality, and instinct. You may want to:
Pay attention to the office setting. Is the waiting room clean, bright, and playful? Is it calm and safe?
Get a sense of how much the members of the staff enjoy working with children.
Notice how interested the pediatrician is in you and your expectations about your child.
See how the doctor's style and personality blend with yours. Here are a few general things to talk over with the pediatricians you meet:
The doctor's or the medical group's availability in an emergency.
How their office hours work with your schedule.
How they would support your choices about feeding your baby.
What they think about your plans for child care.
Their special medical interests or expertise in children's health and development. Here are some specific questions to ask:
When are your office hours?
How can we see someone after hours?
When can I reach you and your staff by phone?
What do we do in an emergency when the doctor isn't available?
Can we call with questions that wouldn't require an office visit? Do you charge for such "telephone time"?
How much time do you allow for office visits? (A good answer would be 15 minutes or more.)
What hospitals do you use and what HMOs do you work with?
How do you support breastfeeding?
When will I bring my baby for the first office visit? (A good answer would be within the first week, especially if you've had a short maternity stay in the hospital.)
How can you help me understand my child's development?
If our child has behavior problems that we can't control, how comfortable will you be in helping us with them?
What's your advice about working and parenting?
How well do you know the infant and toddler programs in the community?
你都准备到这一步了啊，copy下来先，以作参考，多谢mm
什么时候选儿医啊. 是不是2weeks checkup就是去儿医那了, ob生了以后就没什么事了吧.
小孩到儿医那儿checkup，妈妈还要到OB那里做产后复查吧，应该主要查恢复的如何？
星期一真是痛苦啊 我前几个礼拜一早上老起不来 今天出奇的在闹钟响之前起来了 上课也没迟到 可课上到一半就瞌睡的不行 困到这会儿饭也吃了咖啡也喝了我还是没醒
在网上转悠，想起来儿科医生这茬， 给大家转一下刚看到的吧， 其中那个要问医生的问题list还挺有用的，下次去见ob就打算问问ped的事情了
Beginning Your Search
Sometime after the 30th week of pregnancy, make an appointment for you and your partner to meet with a pediatrician or a few pediatricians in their offices.
Be sure that the individual is board-certified in pediatrics or family medicine and has had at least three years of training in pediatrics or family medicine. The state medical society or the staff at the physician's office could give you this basic information.
To get a list of prospects, ask your own health care provider, your parents, or friends you respect. Ask them why they like or dislike a certain doctor — their reasons may not be the same as yours. You could also call your local medical society, board of health, or hospital for some references.
The Interview
You can find out a lot about a doctor during this prenatal pediatric visit. He or she should be a person with whom you would feel comfortable discussing any issue concerning your child and your family. Each appointment should last 15 or 20 minutes. It's not a good sign if a doctor won't meet with you — scratch him or her off your list!
Some of what goes into your decision may simply be based on impressions, personality, and instinct. You may want to:
Pay attention to the office setting. Is the waiting room clean, bright, and playful? Is it calm and safe?
Get a sense of how much the members of the staff enjoy working with children.
Notice how interested the pediatrician is in you and your expectations about your child.
See how the doctor's style and personality blend with yours. Here are a few general things to talk over with the pediatricians you meet:
The doctor's or the medical group's availability in an emergency.
How their office hours work with your schedule.
How they would support your choices about feeding your baby.
What they think about your plans for child care.
Their special medical interests or expertise in children's health and development. Here are some specific questions to ask:
When are your office hours?
How can we see someone after hours?
When can I reach you and your staff by phone?
What do we do in an emergency when the doctor isn't available?
Can we call with questions that wouldn't require an office visit? Do you charge for such "telephone time"?
How much time do you allow for office visits? (A good answer would be 15 minutes or more.)
What hospitals do you use and what HMOs do you work with?
How do you support breastfeeding?
When will I bring my baby for the first office visit? (A good answer would be within the first week, especially if you've had a short maternity stay in the hospital.)
How can you help me understand my child's development?
If our child has behavior problems that we can't control, how comfortable will you be in helping us with them?
What's your advice about working and parenting?
How well do you know the infant and toddler programs in the community?
谢谢mm分享～
我平时是夜猫子型的，估计得生出来个小夜猫子了。
我觉得我家娃不是一般的懒阿，他轻易不懂，只有压着他了，饿着他了才揣几下，估计像他那个懒爸了
偶也是，不过我家的小人貌似比我还能熬夜，不管我多晚睡，以什么姿势入睡，只要我一躺下她都必定踹上几脚才罢休
mm真好人啊，不知道有jms预定了没有，没有的话就送给我家的2个小子吧，我家这边一年四季很暖和，春夏衣需求比较大。
邮费我可以paypal给你或者给你邮寄一张check or其他方式，看mm那个方便
好啊，我短你了。
什么时候选儿医啊. 是不是2weeks checkup就是去儿医那了, ob生了以后就没什么事了吧.
儿科医生，一定要在生孩子前选好，如果生孩子前还没选好，你的ob或生产医院会推荐一个的。
因为一生完孩子，一般是24小时以内，儿科医生要去医院check婴儿的情况的。
儿科医生，一定要在生孩子前选好，如果生孩子前还没选好，你的ob或生产医院会推荐一个的。
因为一生完孩子，一般是24小时以内，儿科医生要去医院check婴儿的情况的。
原来一生下来ped就会来check啊, 学习了, 多谢mm. 那要interview的话是要和儿医先见个面么?
哈哈, mm太可爱了. 我现在晚上饿了都不怎么敢吃东西了, 上次见OB也被通知长多了 :(
好奇大家都是长了多少被通知长多了啊？
我第一次去见ob的时候98lb,上次去见已经116了。从来没有说过我长多了，每次都说很好
可是看大家也就跟我的势头差不多阿。。。
偶也是，不过我家的小人貌似比我还能熬夜，不管我多晚睡，以什么姿势入睡，只要我一躺下她都必定踹上几脚才罢休
我家小人晚上就爱揣我，我现在已经摸不透她的作息了。。。
每次晚上醒来，都被她揣得睡意全无
多吃绿色蔬菜，还要多吃水果，多走动，对便秘很有帮助，我的切身体会
补充纤维对我最有用 吃燕麦粥,或者爆米花 或者水果加酸奶 呵呵
好奇大家都是长了多少被通知长多了啊？
我第一次去见ob的时候98lb,上次去见已经116了。从来没有说过我长多了，每次都说很好
可是看大家也就跟我的势头差不多阿。。。
我头三个月体重降了点 后来重新长回来的时候护士很哈皮的在电脑上给我看我怀孕以来的体重曲线 跟我说你体重开始长啦 很好
[此贴子已经被作者于2008-11-17 17:55:28编辑过]
我头三个月体重降了点 后来重新长回来的时候护士很哈皮的在电脑上给我看我怀孕以来的体重曲线 跟我说你体重开始长啦 很好
[此贴子已经被作者于2008-11-17 17:55:28编辑过]
我一开始也降了点的，都降到95lb不到了。不过我看见OB比较晚，见得时候已经长回去了。后来好像就是一直比较匀速的长
我一开始也降了点的，都降到95lb不到了。不过我看见OB比较晚，见得时候已经长回去了。后来好像就是一直比较匀速的长
匀速长是好事呀 就怕一下子长太多
mm你好轻啊 我增减的速率都和你一样 整体比你多5lb 我觉得我已经蛮瘦了.......
好奇大家都是长了多少被通知长多了啊？
我第一次去见ob的时候98lb,上次去见已经116了。从来没有说过我长多了，每次都说很好
可是看大家也就跟我的势头差不多阿。。。
OB说应该一周长一磅, 所有4周去见她一次应该长4lb, 上次长了7lb, 很郁闷啊很郁闷.
偶也是，不过我家的小人貌似比我还能熬夜，不管我多晚睡，以什么姿势入睡，只要我一躺下她都必定踹上几脚才罢休
我也是，每次躺下，2个娃就像在我肚子里打架似的
好啊，我短你了。
多谢mm，给你回复了
OB说应该一周长一磅, 所有4周去见她一次应该长4lb, 上次长了7lb, 很郁闷啊很郁闷.
后期应该长得更多吧，我前期没有长的，感觉近期在补回来，我从怀孕前的94磅已经到了现在的117磅了，主要在进入18周之后长得
匀速长是好事呀 就怕一下子长太多
mm你好轻啊 我增减的速率都和你一样 整体比你多5lb 我觉得我已经蛮瘦了.......
我不高啊，所以轻。怀孕前的确还比较“小”的，现在就不一样啦
我看你奔的照片，我们胖瘦应该差不多
后期应该长得更多吧，我前期没有长的，感觉近期在补回来，我从怀孕前的94磅已经到了现在的117磅了，主要在进入18周之后长得
你有两个宝宝呢~~~
大家怀孕前都好瘦，嘻嘻
按理说我吃什么对她没什么影响吧？
我也是，每次躺下，2个娃就像在我肚子里打架似的
肚子里一个娃就把我折腾的不行了 没法想象肚里装俩小子
我不高啊，所以轻。怀孕前的确还比较“小”的，现在就不一样啦
我看你奔的照片，我们胖瘦应该差不多
我也不高呀 才160出头 不过我骨架虽然不大 份量不是很轻的说 呵呵
对了，我家宝宝这两天好像总打嗝，今天至少第二次了，好奇怪啊
按理说我吃什么对她没什么影响吧？
好像打嗝就是挺正常的 和吃的没关 是宝宝学会呼吸的一种方式 可是我家娃至今还没有打过嗝呢
肚子里一个娃就把我折腾的不行了 没法想象肚里装俩小子
就是啊,我现在睡觉质量特别差.
周五半夜2点我们这儿地震,周围人都没感觉到,就我一个人被震醒了.
我也是吃一点就胃胀泛酸水，可又不敢不吃，生怕小娃太小，我们22周B超，小娃体重才37%
这个周末突然开始便秘了，太难受了
我早就开始冒胃酸了,真难受啊.
nod 要不是这个deal我还没注意 怎么convertible carseat 那么贵啊
只是这个牌子的比较贵.
就是啊,我现在睡觉质量特别差.
周五半夜2点我们这儿地震,周围人都没感觉到,就我一个人被震醒了.
哇 加州不是还要搞地震演习嘛 这就真的震了呀
警惕一点也有好处哇!!
请教有经验的妈妈们，bottle warmer有必要提前买好吗？
我星期六买了一个，老公说没什么用，想去退掉。
我家的没怎么用.
头几个月我是直接胸喂,后来就用热水冲formula.
估计要pump母乳出来冻起来慢慢喝的需要吧.
我也是饿了冒酸水。有时半夜上厕所后忽然想吃东西，于是坐在黑暗里嚼几块饼干，LD以为闹耗子
我就是怕半夜起来饿,每天睡觉前都吃一个哈根达斯的雪糕或者cheese factory的cheese cake,都是costco买的.
估计我的体重很快就要加速增长了.
我看了几本讲给宝宝购物的书，有一本特别推崇这个，又有一本说这个东西根本没用纯属浪费。我现在又晕了。
我们住apt,每天都倒垃圾,我觉得没必要买这个.
听说妊娠纹主要是遗传，看看自己的妈妈有没有就知道，不知是不是真的
我妈一点没有,我满肚子都是.
哇 加州不是还要搞地震演习嘛 这就真的震了呀
警惕一点也有好处哇!!
演习是周四早上9点半. 大家一起往桌子底下钻,呆1分钟.
不过人家特意过来跟我说,你不用钻桌子,因为你是大肚婆.
后来我试了试,的确是钻不进去.
周五是个小震,才3.5级,因为震中离我家只有10几mile,所以我才有点感觉,在加州估计6级以下的地震都没人当回事儿.
演习是周四早上9点半. 大家一起往桌子底下钻,呆1分钟.
不过人家特意过来跟我说,你不用钻桌子,因为你是大肚婆.
后来我试了试,的确是钻不进去.
周五是个小震,才3.5级,因为震中离我家只有10几mile,所以我才有点感觉,在加州估计6级以下的地震都没人当回事儿.
呵呵 是哦 顶着个大肚子蹲一分钟也够难受的 站起来还容易头晕
好像打嗝就是挺正常的 和吃的没关 是宝宝学会呼吸的一种方式 可是我家娃至今还没有打过嗝呢
mm,我觉得你什么都知道呢，好牛
就是啊,我现在睡觉质量特别差.
周五半夜2点我们这儿地震,周围人都没感觉到,就我一个人被震醒了.
啊，地震了？
那啥，我小农的报点希望那个奶牛的因为贵一点会成为现实
而且如果两单都不cancel,就转一个给没抢到的jms
如果也没转出去，就去家门口的target退了
哇，千钧一发的一瞬间，MM居然可以转这么多个弯啊
星期一真是痛苦啊 我前几个礼拜一早上老起不来 今天出奇的在闹钟响之前起来了 上课也没迟到 可课上到一半就瞌睡的不行 困到这会儿饭也吃了咖啡也喝了我还是没醒
在网上转悠，想起来儿科医生这茬， 给大家转一下刚看到的吧， 其中那个要问医生的问题list还挺有用的，下次去见ob就打算问问ped的事情了
Beginning Your Search
Sometime after the 30th week of pregnancy, make an appointment for you
and your partner to meet with a pediatrician or a few pediatricians in
their offices.
Be sure that the individual is board-certified in
pediatrics or family medicine and has had at least three years of
training in pediatrics or family medicine. The state medical society or
the staff at the physician's office could give you this basic
information.
To get a list of prospects, ask your own health
care provider, your parents, or friends you respect. Ask them why they
like or dislike a certain doctor — their reasons may not be the same as
yours. You could also call your local medical society, board of health,
or hospital for some references.
The Interview
You can find out a lot about a doctor during this prenatal pediatric
visit. He or she should be a person with whom you would feel
comfortable discussing any issue concerning your child and your family.
Each appointment should last 15 or 20 minutes. It's not a good sign if
a doctor won't meet with you — scratch him or her off your list!
Some of what goes into your decision may simply be based on impressions, personality, and instinct. You may want to:
Pay attention to the office setting. Is the waiting room clean, bright, and playful? Is it calm and safe? Get a sense of how much the members of the staff enjoy working with children. Notice how interested the pediatrician is in you and your expectations about your child. See how the doctor's style and personality blend with yours.
Here are a few general things to talk over with the pediatricians you meet:
The doctor's or the medical group's availability in an emergency. How their office hours work with your schedule. How they would support your choices about feeding your baby. What they think about your plans for child care. Their special medical interests or expertise in children's health and development.
Here are some specific questions to ask:
When are your office hours? How can we see someone after hours? When can I reach you and your staff by phone? What do we do in an emergency when the doctor isn't available? Can we call with questions that wouldn't require an office visit? Do you charge for such "telephone time"? How much time do you allow for office visits? (A good answer would be 15 minutes or more.) What hospitals do you use and what HMOs do you work with? How do you support breastfeeding? When will I bring my baby for the first office visit? (A good
answer would be within the first week, especially if you've had a short
maternity stay in the hospital.) How can you help me understand my child's development? If our child has behavior problems that we can't control, how comfortable will you be in helping us with them? What's your advice about working and parenting? How well do you know the infant and toddler programs in the community?
谢谢分享，早点看到就好了！我感慨自己竟然这么性急啊，因为我早在22周就已经把PED定好了，就为了买婴儿用品的时候有人可咨询什么牌子好。。。。。。
是一个抗胃酸的药，是个非处方药，我和ob说我胃酸的厉害，他就让我去药店买这个，成份是氢氧化铝和氢氧化镁等。这个是液体，我胃酸时喝了还是有一点效果的
我吃的抗胃酸的也是非处方药MAALOX，水果味的，嚼一个跟嚼糖一样，效果还可以
OB说应该一周长一磅, 所有4周去见她一次应该长4lb, 上次长了7lb, 很郁闷啊很郁闷.
不郁闷不郁闷，我上次见ob,结果长了10磅，弄得ob和nurse不停的问我，are you feeling ok?
哇，千钧一发的一瞬间，MM居然可以转这么多个弯啊
抢第一个的时候当然没想这么多了，简直是一口气抢下来的；回过神以后再下的第二个
不过现在都是泡影了
我家小人晚上就爱揣我，我现在已经摸不透她的作息了。。。
每次晚上醒来，都被她揣得睡意全无
我也是，夜里去洗手间后他就开始运动了。要命的是我每次都条件反射地要数数，因为OB说数胎动就是数一小时够不够10下，所以数着数着我也精神了。
好像打嗝就是挺正常的 和吃的没关 是宝宝学会呼吸的一种方式 可是我家娃至今还没有打过嗝呢
同期待第一次打嗝ING~~
mm,我觉得你什么都知道呢，好牛
好惭愧啊 我就是东看西看看的比较杂 手里一本what to expect, 一本协和的书 还有婴幼儿发展的课本 然后还爱看网站看review...
我家的没怎么用.
头几个月我是直接胸喂,后来就用热水冲formula.
估计要pump母乳出来冻起来慢慢喝的需要吧.
可不可以把pump出的母乳奶瓶直接放进热水里稍微热热呢？
我就是怕半夜起来饿,每天睡觉前都吃一个哈根达斯的雪糕或者cheese factory的cheese cake,都是costco买的.
估计我的体重很快就要加速增长了.
找到同党：）我也每天晚上都吃冰淇淋，总想着今天少来一口，少来一口，实在很有负罪感又戒不掉。不过听说宝宝不喜欢凉的东西？
谢谢分享，早点看到就好了！我感慨自己竟然这么性急啊，因为我早在22周就已经把PED定好了，就为了买婴儿用品的时候有人可咨询什么牌子好。。。。。。
定好了ped也能把那些问题再问一遍吧 求个安心
不郁闷不郁闷，我上次见ob,结果长了10磅，弄得ob和nurse不停的问我，are you feeling ok?
10磅不算啥，10斤的在这里~
可不可以把pump出的母乳奶瓶直接放进热水里稍微热热呢？
直接pump出来的不就是体温37度嘛 不需要热了
热奶的目的就是为了达到体温......
直接pump出来的不就是体温37度嘛 不需要热了
热奶的目的就是为了达到体温......
没说清楚，冻过的，凉的
看你自己怎么觉得了，如果你家垃圾袋很多，垃圾倒的很勤，可以不用，不过反之这个还是必要的，尤其到了天热的时候，换下来的diaper很有味道的，一般的垃圾桶密封没那么好，很快就能闻到diaper的味儿了....
恩，这个还真没想到过
没说清楚，冻过的，凉的
母乳可以用热水热 我见过朋友这么热给宝宝喝的
对了，我家宝宝这两天好像总打嗝，今天至少第二次了，好奇怪啊
按理说我吃什么对她没什么影响吧？
对打嗝还是没概念，不知道我家的娃打过隔了没，呵呵
母乳可以用热水热 我见过朋友这么热给宝宝喝的
bottle warmer和热水比起来是不是要方便很多，也快很多？
我就是怕半夜起来饿,每天睡觉前都吃一个哈根达斯的雪糕或者cheese factory的cheese cake,都是costco买的.
估计我的体重很快就要加速增长了.
我好像夜里没有感觉到饿过，倒是每夜要起来好多次
演习是周四早上9点半. 大家一起往桌子底下钻,呆1分钟.
不过人家特意过来跟我说,你不用钻桌子,因为你是大肚婆.
后来我试了试,的确是钻不进去.
周五是个小震,才3.5级,因为震中离我家只有10几mile,所以我才有点感觉,在加州估计6级以下的地震都没人当回事儿.
真有地震演习啊，经常演习否？
我认识的一朋友，算命的说他会丧生于地震，然后他就从来不到加州去
谢谢分享，早点看到就好了！我感慨自己竟然这么性急啊，因为我早在22周就已经把PED定好了，就为了买婴儿用品的时候有人可咨询什么牌子好。。。。。。
哇，PED连婴儿用品都推荐啊，学习了，准备开始interview PED了
找到同党：）我也每天晚上都吃冰淇淋，总想着今天少来一口，少来一口，实在很有负罪感又戒不掉。不过听说宝宝不喜欢凉的东西？
到了宝宝那里凉东西也变成体温了吧，应该关系不大吧
母乳可以用热水热 我见过朋友这么热给宝宝喝的
可能我们这种first time 妈妈比较注意，我问我们lab里面一个女的，怎么给奶加热的。她说微波炉啊。人三个小孩，最大的已经初中，最小的5-6岁。
星期一真是痛苦啊 我前几个礼拜一早上老起不来 今天出奇的在闹钟响之前起来了 上课也没迟到 可课上到一半就瞌睡的不行 困到这会儿饭也吃了咖啡也喝了我还是没醒
在网上转悠，想起来儿科医生这茬， 给大家转一下刚看到的吧， 其中那个要问医生的问题list还挺有用的，下次去见ob就打算问问ped的事情了
你牛。。。先收着。我准备找我的医生推荐一个，或者我的朋友推荐一个算了。
我老公不在，我周一上班特别早。以前他都是跟我一起出门，他早上事情多，要洗脸，刷牙，还要洗头，热车，吃早饭的时候都是边发呆边吃，就一杯coffee加点cookie能吃好久啊。现在他不在，我都是三下五除二就搞定出门。
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果然。。哼，小气鬼
嘿嘿，this is cute。
我都没跳，我上去的时候已经out of stock了。
后期应该长得更多吧，我前期没有长的，感觉近期在补回来，我从怀孕前的94磅已经到了现在的117磅了，主要在进入18周之后长得
噻，你好轻啊～～～～
你怀两个也就长了这一点啊。
好像打嗝就是挺正常的 和吃的没关 是宝宝学会呼吸的一种方式 可是我家娃至今还没有打过嗝呢
mine neither。
or 我其实根本分不出来。
就是啊,我现在睡觉质量特别差.
周五半夜2点我们这儿地震,周围人都没感觉到,就我一个人被震醒了.
啊～～～gosh。不过宝宝肯定是感觉不到的，对他们来说应该每天都“地震”很多回吧。
演习是周四早上9点半. 大家一起往桌子底下钻,呆1分钟.
不过人家特意过来跟我说,你不用钻桌子,因为你是大肚婆.
后来我试了试,的确是钻不进去.
周五是个小震,才3.5级,因为震中离我家只有10几mile,所以我才有点感觉,在加州估计6级以下的地震都没人当回事儿.
昏倒～～～～
怎么上次看到说，地震了应该躲在桌子啊，床的边上，而不是下面呢？
anyway，反正你也钻不进去。
哈哈 太逗了
好惭愧啊 我就是东看西看看的比较杂 手里一本what to expect, 一本协和的书 还有婴幼儿发展的课本 然后还爱看网站看review...
噻。我就是怀孕初期比较唉看看这个，看看那个，后期就懒了。
真有地震演习啊，经常演习否？
我认识的一朋友，算命的说他会丧生于地震，然后他就从来不到加州去
哈哈，看到这个想起，我老公第一次去我家见我父母。
我老公嘴巴不甜，长的也很一般，总之对我老公不太满意。
会晤之后跟我说：女儿啊，以前你叔叔给你算命，说你会找个好老公的，我看这个不像，要不你再找找。。。
还有一次，我妈妈跟我小姨聊天，忧心忡忡的跟我小姨说：你说XX会不会欺负我们家女儿啊。我小姨一边挑着毛衣，一边说，你女儿啊，你女儿不欺负人家就算不错了。我妈忽然回过神来说，对哦，我这是瞎担心啥。后来就演变成每次跟我说要我不要欺负我老公。郁闷。。。
对了，我家宝宝这两天好像总打嗝，今天至少第二次了，好奇怪啊
按理说我吃什么对她没什么影响吧？
每次宝宝动 我都分辨不出她是在打嗝还是干啥
不过打嗝应该是正常的吧
每次宝宝动 我都分辨不出她是在打嗝还是干啥
不过打嗝应该是正常的吧
宝宝打嗝很容易分辨的，就跟我们打嗝一样的，所以感觉到动得很轻，但是有规律，或者说频率一致，持续时间比较长一点。我第一次感觉到的时候还奇怪呢，后来才明白。现在宝宝很皮，一边打嗝还会一边动来动去，好玩极了
我早就开始冒胃酸了,真难受啊.
恩，这个heartburn也折腾的偶够呛
就是啊,我现在睡觉质量特别差.
周五半夜2点我们这儿地震,周围人都没感觉到,就我一个人被震醒了.
啊，这是在哪里呀？
哈哈，看到这个想起，我老公第一次去我家见我父母。
我老公嘴巴不甜，长的也很一般，总之对我老公不太满意。
会晤之后跟我说：女儿啊，以前你叔叔给你算命，说你会找个好老公的，我看这个不像，要不你再找找。。。
还有一次，我妈妈跟我小姨聊天，忧心忡忡的跟我小姨说：你说XX会不会欺负我们家女儿啊。我小姨一边挑着毛衣，一边说，你女儿啊，你女儿不欺负人家就算不错了。我妈忽然回过神来说，对哦，我这是瞎担心啥。后来就演变成每次跟我说要我不要欺负我老公。郁闷。。。
呵呵，你们一家人都很好玩啊，很温馨啊
宝宝打嗝很容易分辨的，就跟我们打嗝一样的，所以感觉到动得很轻，但是有规律，或者说频率一致，持续时间比较长一点。我第一次感觉到的时候还奇怪呢，后来才明白。现在宝宝很皮，一边打嗝还会一边动来动去，好玩极了
orez, 你是什么时候due呢？我是2月6号，所以我们宝宝在此楼该算是哥哥了，虽然他动得挺厉害了，我只是有两三次似是而非地感觉到了打嗝。
orez, 你是什么时候due呢？我是2月6号，所以我们宝宝在此楼该算是哥哥了，虽然他动得挺厉害了，我只是有两三次似是而非地感觉到了打嗝。
你的due跟我一天呢，但是我还没有感觉出打嗝跟胎动的区别，难道我家娃不打嗝？
宝宝打嗝很容易分辨的，就跟我们打嗝一样的，所以感觉到动得很轻，但是有规律，或者说频率一致，持续时间比较长一点。我第一次感觉到的时候还奇怪呢，后来才明白。现在宝宝很皮，一边打嗝还会一边动来动去，好玩极了
哈哈 你家宝宝真是太好玩了 看你的描述我都忍不住乐乐了
到了宝宝那里凉东西也变成体温了吧，应该关系不大吧
我是听说吃些又甜又凉的东西下去，宝宝 IS SUPPOSED TO 多动几下。
我刚才又体验到一样好玩的了，摸到了宝宝的不知道是小拳头还是脚后跟，硬硬的一个小团，好硬好硬
我正想好好确认呢，人家溜了
可能我们这种first time 妈妈比较注意，我问我们lab里面一个女的，怎么给奶加热的。她说微波炉啊。人三个小孩，最大的已经初中，最小的5-6岁。
呵呵，等我当三个娃的妈的时候，可能都懒得热了
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定好了ped也能把那些问题再问一遍吧 求个安心
好。只是得了那么多好处即便回答不满意不好意思换人拉哎
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真有地震演习啊，经常演习否？
我认识的一朋友，算命的说他会丧生于地震，然后他就从来不到加州去
演习不经常,地震经常.
我来加州5年半了,这才第一次演习.而地震就我感觉到房子晃的厉害的都至少有4,5次了.
哈哈，看到这个想起，我老公第一次去我家见我父母。
我老公嘴巴不甜，长的也很一般，总之对我老公不太满意。
会晤之后跟我说：女儿啊，以前你叔叔给你算命，说你会找个好老公的，我看这个不像，要不你再找找。。。
还有一次，我妈妈跟我小姨聊天，忧心忡忡的跟我小姨说：你说XX会不会欺负我们家女儿啊。我小姨一边挑着毛衣，一边说，你女儿啊，你女儿不欺负人家就算不错了。我妈忽然回过神来说，对哦，我这是瞎担心啥。后来就演变成每次跟我说要我不要欺负我老公。郁闷。。。
我也想起来一个算命的笑话.
说是一个mm的bf的妈妈,也就是mm的准婆婆拿着mm的八字去算命,先没跟算命的说是自己的准媳妇,
那个算命的算了半天,说,这孩子什么都好,就是找的男朋友不好.
那个准婆婆就
可能我们这种first time 妈妈比较注意，我问我们lab里面一个女的，怎么给奶加热的。她说微波炉啊。人三个小孩，最大的已经初中，最小的5-6岁。
对啊,我们公司的老美早就跟我说了,说生第一个孩子,给安慰奶嘴,是sterilize it(消毒),第二个孩子,是wash it,到第三个,就是直接捡起来plug it.