The last thing I want is, for Brian to take after me when it comes to drinking milk. When i was a newborn, it took my mum forever to coax me to finish a bottle of milk. My mum used to lament about how she fell asleep while feeding me. It seems to me that nature has decided to take revenge on me.
Now Brian needs to be coaxed to drink his milk too! Goodness, can you imagine having the need to rotate Brian between me and hubby over a period of half hour? This is worst than digesting a long list of insurance quotes over a period of minutes! >_<
Brian loves to sleep once his lips touches the teat. And once he dozes off, there’s no way he will suck consistently. I am curious how the nurses at TMC managed to feed him so quickly. The pediatrician told us that nurses at TMC uses rubber teats, which we would had problems sterilizing it at high temperature-rubbers are not that high heat resistant and durable over a period of time than silicone ones.
All is not lost though. I used the time to capture a photo of a big feet versus a small feet 
How lovely they looked, hahhaa.
Wow Congrats on your Baby Boy
So lovely Baby 
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Your baby boy is so adorable, very cute!
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blurgirl Reply:
January 31st, 2010 at 3:20 pm
well, he does hv his own bad temper too. that’s when he’s not so adorable afterall.
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The comparison is so cute… though I get a little @_@ at the big feet’s hair…. :p
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Hi. The big feet small feet picture is so cute!!!
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blurgirl Reply:
February 2nd, 2010 at 11:55 am
heehee
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Newborns tend to be very sleepy in the early weeks; try tickling your boy’s face / ears / neck / fingers / toes and talk to him to prevent him from falling asleep when drinking milk.
My boy used to take 30-45 minutes to finish feeding from one breast, then started drinking much faster at about 4 months old. Now at almost a year old, it’s 5-10 minutes both sides!
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blurgirl Reply:
February 6th, 2010 at 1:46 pm
wah that was fast! hahaha. maybe he will be more aware of his surroundings once he got older
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