I am going to take my CNA State Exam test. Can anyone help clarify positioning in a detailed system or instructions of what to do, where to place the pillows, etc.
When taking my CNA class, I never got to practice this skill because there wasnt sufficient time [too many kids in the class i gues] 
Sorry I meant positioning not positiong lol.
My babys not really due until April. {This is my first.} So Im trying to find out what all I need to pack when the time does really get here. Ive made a lsit of things I reckon or have read that I would possibly need. I was wondering if some of you mothers and moms-to-be would go over it and see if theres anything I should add or take off. I dont want to go overboard with the packing, but I want to make sure I have everything! Keep in mind, she will be born is April or March if she decides to come early and the ride out will be radiator.
For mother;
Pajama’s.
Bunches of underwear.
Socks & slippers.
Confortable cloths & going home outfit.
Chapstick.
Toothbrush & paste.
Shampoo, conditionor & soap.
Face wash.
Pads.
Hairtyes & Brush.
Makeup (How many of you used it?)
Deodorant.
Lotion.
Hard candys?
Camera.
id really like to buy a co-sleeper for my baby (im 36 weeks pregnant) and i heard some excellent, and some not so excellent things about the co-sleepers so i was just wondering if anyone has used one previous to & if they liked them or not? If so, which brand would you suggest?? Also, the Boppy Pillows. Id like to buy one. But again some excellent & some terrible things have been said about them, so if you’ve ever used a nursing pillow, not just for nursing but for tummy time and for sitting up, how well do they work for the price and what brand would you suggest? I know the Boppy is probaly the best, but it is the most expensive also. Thanks for ur answers!!!!
I nursed my last kid but I never had this issue with him.
My 6 week ancient is nursing fantastic, gaining consequence, all’s excellent there. But he is a very active nurser. What I mean is that the whole time he nurses he will wiggle, pull on my shirt, look around, make noises, punches and claws at my breast… And at night when we are laying down, he likes to kick me in my stomach so much that I have to place a small pillow between his legs and my stomach because it hurts when he kicks me cuz I had a c section. He does irrevocably stop when he drifts off to sleep.
Any tips on being paid him to cool down a small or are some babies just real active while nursing? If he was older, I would say “no kicking” or “no hitting” or whatever and place him down to teach him he doesn’t get to nurse unless he’s nice. But he’s only 6 weeks ancient. I don’t reckon he’d be with you.
Hey Mommies out there I need some opinions delight!
I need to buy a nursing pillow and I’m not sure what kind to get…
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