It worked! The distraction kept her from crying until she was truly hungry enough to drink a full (4-5oz) bottle in one sitting. |
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Our Baby loves to talk. For someone who's not even 3 months old yet, she is quite verbal, particularly when she's happy. I was surprised to realize that she understood at least one word before we'd even left the hospital. I would say "milk" and she would immediately begin moving herself into a horizontal position to drink that milk.
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She has at least 3 dimples to show off when she's really happy. Two of those dimples will often show themselves off when she's doing nothing more exciting than drinking from her bottle.
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Baby enjoys music so much that we used it to help distract her from the milk she wanted, so she'd build up her hunger a little more and drink more in one sitting. (She wanted to just snack, all day long. I wanted her to finish a normal size bottle each time so I could continue with my other work instead of sitting all day holding the bottle for her.) Not all music is viewed the same though: music from the radio never works, music selected for her on Spotify only sometimes works, but music played on a guitar by her Daddy or Grandpa will entertain her for as long as he's willing to play. Certainly for an hour or more.
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There's a lot more to discover about our little girl and we're looking forward to her personality opening up like a blossoming flower as time progresses. She's has grown enough that I can blog again, so my prayer journal meditations will begin again this coming Monday. Hopefully she'll continue to cooperate so I can continue to write down my thoughts nearly every day and post here regularly. ;-)
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