NovaAlison23
09-05-2011, 02:35 PM
Okay I have a few more questions, but since they seem to be over the emergent moments figured I would post here.
Jack was found around 9am yesterday morning. Jill was not found until about 8pm the same day, she was freezing and scared to death.
Heres what is currently going on
Jack has no tent when pulled on his shoulders.
Jack is not very afraid of us
He seems to easily find a place to keep himself warm.
He loves to nibble on his rat biscuit (it's just a store brand one, ordered the ones off Henrys, also ordered VC)
He will start the goat milk yogurt mix in 2 hours
Jill has a tiny tent when pulled on her shoulders
She can not seem to find herself a warm spot, I have to keep moving her (she gets too warm, or stays where it's cold even with a rice buddy)
She is very scared of us, can only be handled when her body is completely covered.
She finally fed a full 5cc's of home made pedia this afternoon and chirped everytime I had to refill
I will wait until at least one more pedia to start her on goat milk mix
Questions :
They did not have YoBaby in anything but blueberry and peach, the guy in the health food store offered a full fat vanilla solution, it is Mountain High Orginal Style All Natural Vanilla Yogurt. Is it better for me to get the other flavor or stick with this one?
I got some Kefir, I read a lot of posts saying it was very helpful to the babies, how/what do I feed this with?
How many days before I should start adding the heavy cream?
Can they have a water dish in their cage? They both seem to love water.
Jack is suckling the syringe so hard it's moving the end piece, should I let him control the flow on his own?
They both fell from the tree, no question based on how the tree is set up, probably 10 feet, should I look for anything special to make sure they are okay after such a fall?
I cannot get them to urinate or deficate after a feeding, but I can tell, based on seeing urine on one of the toys they have, that it is happening, should I keep trying to stimulate?
Is there anything else special I should be watching for? I cannot examine Jill very well, but I can examine Jack, after a feeding he loves to run around my whole body playing.
Is there anything I can do to calm Jills nerves?
Any ideas where I can get a no shut off heating pad? I was up every hour last night, and I need to be able to sleep (2 kids, 2 dogs, and 2 babies now. I need my energy lol)
(Sorry for all the questions, but when you're up all night watching to make sure the baby girl doesn't get cold your mind races with questions)
:thankyou In advance
Jack was found around 9am yesterday morning. Jill was not found until about 8pm the same day, she was freezing and scared to death.
Heres what is currently going on
Jack has no tent when pulled on his shoulders.
Jack is not very afraid of us
He seems to easily find a place to keep himself warm.
He loves to nibble on his rat biscuit (it's just a store brand one, ordered the ones off Henrys, also ordered VC)
He will start the goat milk yogurt mix in 2 hours
Jill has a tiny tent when pulled on her shoulders
She can not seem to find herself a warm spot, I have to keep moving her (she gets too warm, or stays where it's cold even with a rice buddy)
She is very scared of us, can only be handled when her body is completely covered.
She finally fed a full 5cc's of home made pedia this afternoon and chirped everytime I had to refill
I will wait until at least one more pedia to start her on goat milk mix
Questions :
They did not have YoBaby in anything but blueberry and peach, the guy in the health food store offered a full fat vanilla solution, it is Mountain High Orginal Style All Natural Vanilla Yogurt. Is it better for me to get the other flavor or stick with this one?
I got some Kefir, I read a lot of posts saying it was very helpful to the babies, how/what do I feed this with?
How many days before I should start adding the heavy cream?
Can they have a water dish in their cage? They both seem to love water.
Jack is suckling the syringe so hard it's moving the end piece, should I let him control the flow on his own?
They both fell from the tree, no question based on how the tree is set up, probably 10 feet, should I look for anything special to make sure they are okay after such a fall?
I cannot get them to urinate or deficate after a feeding, but I can tell, based on seeing urine on one of the toys they have, that it is happening, should I keep trying to stimulate?
Is there anything else special I should be watching for? I cannot examine Jill very well, but I can examine Jack, after a feeding he loves to run around my whole body playing.
Is there anything I can do to calm Jills nerves?
Any ideas where I can get a no shut off heating pad? I was up every hour last night, and I need to be able to sleep (2 kids, 2 dogs, and 2 babies now. I need my energy lol)
(Sorry for all the questions, but when you're up all night watching to make sure the baby girl doesn't get cold your mind races with questions)
:thankyou In advance