bought a brand new car a couple days ago, and i noticed the front passenger side suspension makes an awful grinding noise when going over any kind of speed bump. since its a new car, i dont think its caused by any kind of wear and tear, but could it have something to do with cold weather?? its been like 15 degrees here the last couple days and i've read on other posts that this may affect suspension.
You have a couple of options: You can go back to the LC who helped you and request follow up help. You can have the baby's tongue tie clipped. It is usually a very simple procedure that does not require anesthesia or any pain medication. You can start to pump and bottle feed the expressed breastmilk. It will require pumping *at least* 8 times a day (including night time). Do not monkey with the shield. You can, however make sure the shield is full of milk before the baby begins to nurse. Elicit the let down with a pump or your fingers so that the baby is getting milk quickly when he starts to suck. Good luck.
The paper in your printer is fed from the rear tray by a gray rubber roller. You can clean that rubber roller with a lint free cloth which is slightly dampened with formula 409 or a similar store brand cleaner. Using solvents to clean the roller will dry the rubber roller out prematurely and can cause damage to the plastic in the paper tray and in the feed area. If your hands are not small enough, a pair of needle nosed pliers or a long, wooden q-tip may help you get all of the way to the roller. Clean all of the way around the roller. It should feed the photo paper fine once the roller has been cleaned.
