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Comment on Neopeptine drops for infants with gas by mom

mom — Sat, 23 Apr 2011 09:38:37 +0000

Hi Ujjal,

I’m no doctor, but I don’t think you should be giving this regularly. However, you should try Bonnisan, if you think there is a need to support his digestion with something regular. It worked miracles for us.

Hi Amrita,

I don’t know what you should do, because every baby is different, but vomitting in itself is not such a big deal for a 5 week old. Nisarga used to quite regularly drink far more than he could cope with and return some, so to say. Our supply is also quite strong at that time, so its quite easy for the little one to throw up some. Very likely, if its on its way up, adding neopeptine only hastens the process.

Burping helps a lot with this. If you burp him well, the chances become far less that he will throw up. Hang in there. Before you know it, you’ll have found your feet.

Vidyut

Comment on Neopeptine drops for infants with gas by amrita

amrita — Sat, 23 Apr 2011 03:48:35 +0000

i am giving neopeptine to my 5 week old baby after food twice daily…..but it seems that he doesn’t like the taste and acts that will vomit sometimes he does also….so what should i do

Comment on Neopeptine drops for infants with gas by Ujjal

Ujjal — Wed, 20 Apr 2011 12:37:38 +0000

My baby is in 2 yrs only and having NEOPEPTINE drops for her Gas problem. May continue this medicine for regular after meal?
Is there any affect to using daily after Meal.

Comment on Drawing with Nisarga by sanjyot

sanjyot — Sat, 26 Mar 2011 02:13:11 +0000

lovely. i just love the way you write all these brainy stuff with Nisarga on your lap. a complete jhansi ki rani lakshmi bai pose!!! i used to give myself the excuse, i cant o this, cant write, cant think, cant relax , cant meditate with kids creating a ruckus 24/7….you have proved htat,if htere is real grey matter up there, it gets functioning, kids or no kids. love your brains, and love the way you are very very very comfortable with motherhood

Comment on Unfurling learning – the unschooling way by mom

mom — Tue, 15 Feb 2011 18:07:39 +0000

Thank you Biren, the warmth of your words reaches me. It will surely see me through literal “dry days” too, when I can’t find words to write all that happens within.

Comment on Unfurling learning – the unschooling way by biren

biren — Tue, 15 Feb 2011 13:57:01 +0000

If somebody came upon your blog and found it is about a mother writing about her kid’s growing up, he could be forgiven for thinking ‘this would be boring, obsessed-mama rant.
but if that same person read through some of the stuff you have written… HE would never be able to forgive himaself for thinking that.

vidyut, you don’t only ‘weave’ beautiful stories… stories that can be observed and enjoyed.
you seem to pull the reader by the heart… taking him through all the experiencings.

i feel, it is a rare gift any writer would give his non-dominant limb for.

Comment on Anat Baniel method of Feldenkrais in India by biren

biren — Tue, 15 Feb 2011 13:36:56 +0000

vidyut, will you stop amazing me, please?
i think, i should get used to such mini-miracles when i am in your space…

i totally love you.

and… in an ideal world, people like you don’t find an access to a practitioner… so that they learn on their own, catch the pure essence of any work/theory… and then use it most ‘ideally’, to create a still more ideal world…
what an ‘ideal’ set-up.

what a world you are showing me.

Comment on Uncertainties of unschooling by shyama

shyama — Thu, 09 Sep 2010 21:24:27 +0000

wow! SO good to hear someone else say this: It feels unnatural for me to be sending my child away from family for long periods, no matter how safe the other environment is.
i’m really sorry you’re having these concerns with nisarga — having more or less wasted (i’d now say) my baby’s infancy worrying over whether he was “on track” with all the things he ought to have been doing, i think i can imagine how you feel. i wish there was somehow i could say to help — some super counterintuitive thing is prompting me to suggest supposing you tried not more independence but actually less? along the whole “attachment parenting” line, supposing you carried him more, wore him actually pretty much 24/7, and just let him soak in being with you till he’s had enough? (that is, if he’s okay with your wearing him — i never could with mine, he pretty much hated it!)
sorry for the totally unsolicited and probably wholly misinformed advice.

Comment on Anat Baniel method of Feldenkrais in India by Sita Mani

Sita Mani — Sat, 21 Aug 2010 19:52:43 +0000

Hello Nisarga’s Mother,
I am in my last year of training as a feldenkrais practitioner and visit my parents in Mumbai at least 1 or two times a year, it sounds like you have done more wonders with Anat baniel’s work than i could but i am happy to share what i know. Where do you live? I will be in mumbai sept 1- sept 18th. please be in touch my email is sitamani70@gmail.com.
warm regards and all my admiration for what you have chosen and acheived,
Sita

Comment on Growing up like mom and dad by Kay

Kay — Tue, 03 Aug 2010 19:03:25 +0000

Sweetest babe. I had a bit of a head shake when I read the email post. I was thinking Doctor Who transported me in time some how and I missed out on a decade. Happy 11 month birthday!