2/27 TAZ, AMPS-248, +2-228, +4.25-143, +6.5-187, PMPS-200, +2-299

SaraMV said:
Is that because he's still in the high blues/ yellows so far?
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Yes...its like I said last night normal range when using an AT is 68 to 120. You dont want to just touch on that range. You want to be in that range for most of the cycle. So while he is doing so much better you want him to be within that normal range most of the time.

Having said that have you decided on a method either slgs or tr? It helps others know how to help you. Obviously tr is more aggressive with better results imho. But slgs is a perfectly good way to go as well.
 
SaraMV said:
I'm trying to do SLGS. It's the only thing that works with my job and home life right now. I've went past the 7 day mark a couple of times though.
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It happens. If you start a new thread everyday it gets eyes on Taz's ss and it can be super helpful to be reminded that you may need an increase. I've needed a nudge Nd or reminder in many cases ;). Life gets in the way a lot of the time.
 
SaraMV said:
He sure shot up on his +2. Another possible bounce?
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Yes very possible. He will do that for awhile. His body is staying lower longer and that's great. But his body is also not used to it so bounces will happen. Even if you get a +2 if possible try to also get a before bed test just to be sure
 
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Rainbow Conti said:
Yes very possible. He will do that for awhile. His body is staying lower longer and that's great. But his body is also not used to it so bounces will happen. Even if you get a +2 if possible try to also get a before bed test just to be sure
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I wasn't able to stay up any longer. I had to set my alarm to get the +2. :(
 
SaraMV said:
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I wasn't able to stay up any longer. I had to set my alarm to get the +2. :(
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I get that no worries. I will admit once they get more regulated sleep is harder to come by. I will also say once they are more regulated they become slightly more predictable so it's easier to judge if you need to stay up or if you can go to sleep. I think many ppl.here set alarms to get those late middle of night tests so that may be an option for you...get up just to test and possibly feed and go right back to bed
 
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