We're not doing too bad. Sleep deprivation yes, but she is relatively calm once she's fed, which allows for 2-2.5 hour stretches where I can get some naps during the day and night. She loves to eat (like her mom, I guess!
) so I don't see her sleeping through the night until she can absorb food more efficiently.
Speaking of food: Can use any advice for dealing with low breast milk production. It's getting better each day, but it's really easy to get frustrated. We are supplementing with formula/pumped milk so she's not hungry, but it's psychology hard to deal with the fact that I have to spend 20-30 minutes nursing for so little milk while formula takes like 5 seconds (relatively speaking) to make and provide. I really want the breastfeeding thing to work. I hear oatmeal helps (which is what I'm eating right now)
Thankfully no. The fires are up in Wenatchee, which is 2 hours north of me. However, there's no sigh of relief. The relentless heat (100s all week long) and dry conditions makes this area a constant risk for wildfires.
