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to add: checking for sugar in the urine is not effective in
screening for diabetes. Moms can spill sugar and not be diabetic
and moms can be diabetic and not be spilling sugar. If you want
to test your blood sugar, it needs to be a blood test. Why would
you need to supplement him if he's gaining weight? Four ounces a
week is on the low end of normal, but it's still normal.  I
nursed through three of my pregnancies and then tandem nursed
those sets of kids until the older one weaned and it was just
the little one. I haven't heard of a newborn with GBS in their
bladder and I'm not sure how it could happen. I know that women
sometimes have GBS in their urine, when it's a systemic
infection. You may want to consider consulting with a
pediatrician or neonatologist to try to get your medical
questions answered.    My youngest was born in the caul and
didn't have wet lungs.  I would really recommend having a doula
if you're wanting to have a relaxed birt