Finally got pictures uploaded. Here is the big man himself.
Things are going good and the Dr feels the jaundice is under control. We can officially stop supplementing and focus on relearning breastfeeding. It's been challenging at times. Yesterday we were able to breastfeed all but twice. We fed once 3 oz pumped breast milk and the other time 2 oz formula. The only challenging part is he doesn't want to feed that frequent. He's happy to wait 3-4 hours between meals. He's been sleeping 5 hours the past 2 nights. The Dr doesn't seem concerned as his weight continues to be good. Started off at 10 lbs 2 oz and was 9 lbs 8 oz at discharge on the 19th. Yesterday he was 9 lbs 8 oz. Other than a few things, all is going great. I'm still pretty sore, but feeling a bit better each day.
Both of my DDs slept a lot in the beginning, especially at night. G had jaundice so they asked me to start waking every 3 hours so she could eat. The day-sleeping doesn't last forever (around 3 weeks they "wake up"), but the stretches at night get longer. The other day G made it 7.5 hours. I was shocked when I looked at the clock! Right now she is consistently going 5-6 at a time which is great. That's waking up just once in the night and again around 6am.
Can I just say that I'm crazy insane flaming jealous right now? DS is 6 weeks old and never sleeps more than 2 hours at a time, day or night. And that's when he's being held or in a sling. If he's in his crib/pack n play/swing, he gets 45 minutes, tops. I was a zombie for the first 2 weeks until we started co-sleeping.
I will have to check this book out for my husband. He is obsessed with child-rearing books right now. He started off reading books about getting in to good colleges, but I reminded him that the baby will have to learn how to walk and use the bathroom before we need to worry about college. He's since bought all of Super Nanny's books because we liked watching her show even before we were expecting. He's reading one now called Superbaby about how to make the most of your child's first three years. I keep asking him if wants to quit his job and homeschool since he will be an expert by the time preschool and elementary school roll around for us
But she cries and whimpers having to be put on it. Hurts her feelings so badly. And when we ask for an apology, she gives us one with a hug and a kiss. It's so sweet. 
Girl, I've been there!
Are you swaddling? Dark, quiet room (DD3 had to have that)? In my experience (doesn't say much), the more I held said baby, the worse it was. See, G will fight sleep like the dickens. Some days, we go from holding to leaving her alone to rocking to pacifiers to "could she be hungry?". This process takes ages and she will doze for 20-min bits in between. Eventually she gives out and when she goes down, she goes hard. Thank God.
I have to recommend The Baby Whisperer. She talks about the different cries you will hear from a baby. They aren't all "feed me". Some are, "get out of my face, b*&#$".
I will post some of her stuff here if anyone wants me to. Eitehr way, go right now to the library and get a copy. It's my baby bible.
I'm a bit skeptical because I think I'm turning into a hardcore attachment parenting-er, but I'm willing to give anything a chance right now. Having a baby that will only sleep in a sling or nestled right up on top of me is being to grate, I'll admit. 
With my 1st pregnancy 7 years ago, my Dr never mentioned anything about not eating deli meat. However, this time around she did mention that it needs to be heated up so I've been doing that. I zap it in the microwave right before I eat it at work when I bring a sandwich. I just avoid it when I'm out unless I can get it heated. Not sure if you could heat it the day before or not.
