We're another one suffering with wind (I think), though not as bad as some. I think the problem may be T's latch, if there's not enough breast tissue in the mouth they can get wind easier - 'perfect' latch BF babies don't get wind (or so my midwife strongly suggested).
T choked quite badly being sick last night, really freaking me out :( then this morning he woke himself up being sick through his nose :( For the first 10 days he had no wind at all, and would feed to sleep like an angel, then sleep for hours. Last 2 days he's been either feeding to sleep then squirming and straining, or feeding to try and make himself comfortable while pulling at the nipple, spitting it out or crying while latched on. Oh, and constantly kicking his wee legs, which are the perfect length to kick me on my CS site.
He doesn't seem to produce anything while winding him though, so I'm worrying it might be reflux? When he is sick there's no audible burp sound with it, or any 'look' of having burped. How long do you all wind for? And how can you tell if there's anything there to wind out of them?
Someone asked about CS being sore - I'm 12days post CS and almost pain free. Still occasionally take 2 paracetamol. However, I've not been doing anything since being home really. I've either been in bed, on bed, or sitting on the sofa. Last couple of days I've helped out with the laundry and things, and notice some discomfort if I'm doing stuff for too long. So, if you're still in much pain I'd recommend getting some rest if you can.
Mama, can you get out of going along to these dinner and lunch dates? Just say you're too tired, or that LO needs a break? I'm really happy my in laws have been very well behaved. They've only been to visit twice, asked permission both times, and kept their visits short. If only everyone else could learn from their example!