leckershell
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Over the last couple of days Ryan has been really cold at points (all over, not just hands and feet) and really unresponsive. Scarily so.
I tried to wake him on Monday night (we were worried because he hadn't woken for feeding) and even after moving his arms around he was pretty lifeless and wouldn't wake up . I picked him up, scared out of my head, and he was just about awake, but very quiet and yeah, cold. So I fed him in our blanket and covered him in the duvet for a few minutes until he seemed himself again
Yesterday evening I went out to vote and because Nat wasn't home yet and I was bored, I took Ryan out in the pram with me. It was a bit windy but not overly so.. and when we got back into the house I wheeled the pram in, went into the kitchen to take my coat off and when I got back to the pram he was staring blankly, not responding to us, and absolutely still. Again it took him a few minutes to sort himself out.
I hope I don't sound like a bad mother.. our house errs on the warm side if anything but he's never underdressed - he was in his full clothes on monday night (fallen asleep like that so we didnt change him into babygrow) covered in blankets as usual, and in the pram he had big wooly hat on, fleece coat, and fleece blanket wrapped all snug around him and tucked under his legs and feet.
When we went to the doctors I mentioned his monday night coldness and she didn't think it was anything to worry about. I'm so worried for him, he gets so unresponsive and it's horrible. It's been twice in the last couple of days and I know I can't be doing anything wrong because he really is wrapped snug as a bug, I'd rather he was too warm than too cold cos he soon screams about it, not lies in silence. It sends a chill down me when he won't wake or move, it is so so scary I had problems sleeping last night after the pram thing because I was so worried about him and if he was cold or not, I kept checking on him that his blankets were still covering him
I don't know how to make it better other than dress him more.. but it seems excessive and then he'd be too hot.
I tried to wake him on Monday night (we were worried because he hadn't woken for feeding) and even after moving his arms around he was pretty lifeless and wouldn't wake up . I picked him up, scared out of my head, and he was just about awake, but very quiet and yeah, cold. So I fed him in our blanket and covered him in the duvet for a few minutes until he seemed himself again
Yesterday evening I went out to vote and because Nat wasn't home yet and I was bored, I took Ryan out in the pram with me. It was a bit windy but not overly so.. and when we got back into the house I wheeled the pram in, went into the kitchen to take my coat off and when I got back to the pram he was staring blankly, not responding to us, and absolutely still. Again it took him a few minutes to sort himself out.
I hope I don't sound like a bad mother.. our house errs on the warm side if anything but he's never underdressed - he was in his full clothes on monday night (fallen asleep like that so we didnt change him into babygrow) covered in blankets as usual, and in the pram he had big wooly hat on, fleece coat, and fleece blanket wrapped all snug around him and tucked under his legs and feet.
When we went to the doctors I mentioned his monday night coldness and she didn't think it was anything to worry about. I'm so worried for him, he gets so unresponsive and it's horrible. It's been twice in the last couple of days and I know I can't be doing anything wrong because he really is wrapped snug as a bug, I'd rather he was too warm than too cold cos he soon screams about it, not lies in silence. It sends a chill down me when he won't wake or move, it is so so scary I had problems sleeping last night after the pram thing because I was so worried about him and if he was cold or not, I kept checking on him that his blankets were still covering him
I don't know how to make it better other than dress him more.. but it seems excessive and then he'd be too hot.