This sounds like a really complex case, but the eat, play, sleep isn't Ezzo
it's from The Baby Whisper (which in reality is just a kinder, gentler
Ezzo).  Scheduled feeding can make babies anoxetic (I really wish I could
spell) because their hunger cues get ignorned the baby ignornes them too.
Other then the weight & other measurements (to plot on curve) I would wonder
how does the baby size corrolate with the parents?  It could be a bit of
slow down to match  (but the gain would be slow not stagnant).  While trying
to figure everything out I would also wonder about some disorder with hunger
issues.

 

Felicia  L Henry, BCCE, IBCLC

Oxnard, CA


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