I am part of an exclusive club, apparently.

No, teeth don't hurt. It's a common misconception. Babies actually can't nurse with their teeth, the top teeth don't come into play at all and the bottom teeth are covered by the tongue.

I beg to differ. My baby has chomped down on me a lot lately and he doesn't even have teeth yet and it hurts so bad. I have been bitten with teeth with my older son and it's bled. Here's a picture of the gums that bite me from my 6 month old now...

But they cannot physically bite and nurse at the same time. If they're biting, they're not nursing. If you notice, usually the biting comes when they're starting to slow down and getting ready to be done nursing, or to switch sides, or take a break. There's a pause before the bite, usually. (Keep your finger ready and stick it in between the gums and your nipple when you notice the pause!)

I dropped back to prepregnancy weight right away, but I've always had trouble keeping weight on.

Oh, your one of those kind of women. I definately have curves-ha ha.

I have been on both sides with this issue. My daughter did not make me lose weight, I in fact gained weight while nursing her! My son on the other hand is only 3 weeks old and I'm back at pre-pregnancy wieght already!! Ofcourse I'm not excercising because I had a c-section and I'm not yet fully recovered. He eats much more than my daughter did and I am quickly seeing the results of that.

Yes...well your a special case...

Good to know! I actually thought 6% was pretty good to still be nursing at 2. It's 5% for nursing at 3.

why? Why a bottle? A bottle of what?