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mallorcanmummy · 18/05/2016 01:05

My 5 wo has had a few days of sleeping beautifully...around 9/10pm, then one feed between 3 and 4.30 then straight back down until 6.30-7.30. I always need to change him at that night feed. But I swear he holds his poos until then. I have been changing him before thee feed so that hhe is lovely and sleepy ready to go back down. That's the theory....reality is...I change him, feed him, he's lovely and sleepy,then he poos. Right in the middle of the feed. Doesn't squirm or give a signal, just does it. So I.have to change him again. And then he's awake again. I swear, if I feed him first and then change him, he doesn't poo, but he's still awake. If I change him first, he does.

So the question is, do I.change him before, during or after the feed?? What do other people do??
Thanks!

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lalath · 18/05/2016 01:22

I just change dd's nappy when she's pooed, regardless at what position by during the feed we are.

BewitchedBotheredandBewildered · 18/05/2016 01:31

Yup, just change him when he poos, whatever the pattern is now it will change.

mallorcanmummy · 18/05/2016 12:27

Thank you

I do change him if he's pooed, regardless of whether it's before, during or after a feed. I was just wondering whether anyone had any 'system'. He's wet anyway - we use cloth nappies so even with a small wee he feels wet, so he definitely needs changing. I was just wondering whether it was just my DS being clever with his poos :)

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5minutestobed · 18/05/2016 12:31

Feed him bit leave a little bit then change him then feed him again, hopefully he will go back to sleep?

mallorcanmummy · 18/05/2016 13:40

I'll try that tonight, thanks 5minutes

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minipie · 18/05/2016 14:24

Pooing mid feed is standard, the action of feeding stimulates pooing.

I did what 5 minutes suggests

They do eventually stop pooing so much!

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