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How to Wean a Breastfeeding Toddler
Be confident. Have confidence in yourself to know when and how to wean. Although there are many ways that you can wean your child, only you know what is truly best for the two of you. So, when you're ready to wean, take confidence in knowin... Read More »
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How to cease breastfeeding a toddler?
From our video partners Pregnancy Taking care of yourself with baby on the way. You can wean gradually by removing one feed every 5-7 days or you can wean rapidly and use cabbage leaves to dry up your supply. Read More »
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How to Potty Train a Toddler While Breastfeeding a Baby
Potty training can be a stressful and challenging time for both parents and children. If you have also have a baby who is breastfeeding, potty training your toddler can be even more challenging. It is difficult to help your toddler with pot... Read More »
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Make sure your toddler's basic needs are met before you begin breastfeeding your baby. Make sure she doesn't have to go to the potty, need a drink, or need a snack. This will prevent interruptions for these things once you have started brea...
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I believe that this is one of those "it's nobody's business" questions as each family and situation is unique. I nursed all of my kids (8) until age 12 months minimum, and 15 months maximum. I was always ready to stop by the time my kids we...
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I breastfed both of my son's. My first was born when I was 18 and I only nursed him for about a month. I nursed my son whom I gave birth to 8 years ago for 2.5 years. Weaned him 3 months shy of his 3rd birthday. The difference between the t...
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I would get a second opinion, as I can't believe any dentist would say such a thing. Unless the problem is that he is falling asleep with the milk still in his mouth and not swallowing it (which is why my dentist thinks my teeth are bad now...
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As you can see by many of the other answers you've recieved, the way a person chooses to parent their children often invokes some very strong opinions. I don't believe you are asking anyone to validate your choice nor do I believe you are i...
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Be honest, explain how the breast makes milk. Go to the web and get a video or images of the inside of how the breast is constructed. It's nothing to be ashamed of, it's natural and amazing. Present it as such and he'll see it as it is. It'...
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Have regularly scheduled meals. Only feed him on those. Let him cry in protest if he wants. You can't always give him his way. Your body is your own. You decide when and how much you want to breastfeed him not him and not society. It's okay...
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