You are blue eyed and M is blue eyed? Then the only biological possibilities for her are blue, green or possible hazel. Blue is a recessive gene, so if both parents are blue eyed, then baby will be as well... with the exception of green, since green is a mutation that happens in the womb and not associated with genetics as such. I'm not sure about hazel... but it's such a mix of blue, green, brown and gold that I wouldn't know where to start with the genetics of it. :-D
Congratulations on your sweetie. She's adorable.
About her sleeping long periods... It was really recommended to me that, especially at first, I wake Rhys every two hours to feed... especially at night. It's apparently important for helping cure their jaundice and regain that initial weight loss. Also helpful for getting your milk supply in and increasing. The hormones that increase milk supply are most prevalent at night (which kinda sucks!) so those night feeds are really important.
Good luck. I'm glad everything is going so well for you.
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Date: 2007-05-17 09:49 pm (UTC)Congratulations on your sweetie. She's adorable.
About her sleeping long periods... It was really recommended to me that, especially at first, I wake Rhys every two hours to feed... especially at night. It's apparently important for helping cure their jaundice and regain that initial weight loss. Also helpful for getting your milk supply in and increasing. The hormones that increase milk supply are most prevalent at night (which kinda sucks!) so those night feeds are really important.
Good luck. I'm glad everything is going so well for you.