Sentences with phrase «weaning by»

When she turned two, I started encouraging child - led weaning by no longer proactively offering nursing as an option.

Read a LOT about tandem nursing - and not just the LLL propaganda (they really pissed me off with that weaning by abandonment thing, can ya tell?).

The LLL calls this «weaning by abandonment» which still makes me feel guilty.

I suggested that it might be easier for him if he got used to the idea of weaning by slowing down a little at a time.

If your baby can not support his or her head alone, it is much too early to start weaning by any process.

My son just turned 2, he is now usually just nursing at night time and we are gently weaning by not offering / using distractions when he's distractable.

Article first published as Book Review: Baby Led Weaning by Gil Rapley and Tracey Murrey on Blogcritics.

For more on these studies, check out Breastfeeding Beyond a Year and the studies cited therein (along with the reference to physicians recommending extended breastfeeding), A Natural Age of Weaning by Kathryn Dettwyler, Natural Weaning by Norma Jane Bumgarner, and ChildInfo.org.

Both BabyLedWeaning.com and the book Baby - led Weaning by Gil Rapley and Teresa Murkett are excellent resources if you're interested in this approach.

Nursing a child is a positive experience for both the mother and child, and it can remain that way through weaning by using a gentle process.

This is when most children are ready to begin weaning by any process, and baby led weaning is a little bit safer at this age.

A handy hand press that helps with each stage of weaning by allowing you to introduce new foods to your little one.

Many nursing moms have had a lot of success with daytime weaning by first starting to wean at night.

Everything a nursing mother needs to know about weaning by breastfeeding expert, Kathleen Huggins.

A few months ago, I toyed with the idea of weaning her by her fourth birthday, so I threw the suggestion out there to her.

And as we listen we realize that we have seen the coming of the very first gentiles, kneeling and worshiping before this God in human flesh, a God not yet even weaned by his mother.

Thankfully, we was completely night weaned by this point.

While I REALLY hope she weans by the time she's a preschooler, we'll just have to see what happens.

While at one time experts recommended that women wean by a certain age, this is no longer the case.

I considered her weaned by 4.5, but in the year and a half since then, she has asked to nurse, and I have let her, a half dozen times, maybe more.

If you started baby led weaning at 4 or 6 months, your child should be completely weaned by this point.

Hi I've been exclusively pumping for my premature baby for almost a year on July 7th and I'm about ready to wean by the time she turns 1.

And, if she cries at night because of it, then she will be night weaned by the time the baby comes?

So we can't expect that they will just up and wean all by themselves.

So I decided to let DD4 self wean, BUT had she not weaned herself by age 3 I would certainly be encouraging her to do so and as for tandem nursing, ahm no thank you.

Some parents choose to encourage babies to wean by a certain age.

We kept at it and he was weaned by a couple of weeks after his first birthday.

Second Daughter 1 Yes 2 Yes 3 6 mths old, 4 6 mths was my goal, felt like my milk supply was not keeping up Son 1 Yes 2 Yes 3 10 mths old 4 Just wanted to wean by 1 yo, seemed like the right time 5 For my son, I pnly used the nipple shield for a couple mths and then he did great with out it!

He was fully weaned by 15 months.

My goal has always been to nurse for 1 year, and to have my child completely weaned by her first birthday, but I'm feeling a little too «tethered» lately, and am anxious for some flexibility in my schedule.

Kaitlyn was weaned by 1 (last feeding dropped the day of her birthday) because she and I were going to be separate for a week a few days after she turned 1.

My hope is to wean him by or before 2 so he doesn't think the baby is taking something from him.

(though I probably would have started to wean him by around 18 / 24 mths) I have known many people who breastfeed till their child is 2 and a few that have gone past it.

I would like them to be almost completely weaned by their 1st birthday.

I am assuming that your daughter has been weaned by now.

Mothers in the US wean by a year.

My son weaned by mutual agreement (but definitely more my idea than his) when he was four and a half, but my two friends kept going until 5.

My father was five when he was encouraged to wean by my Grandmother in Turkey (though by not particularly gentle methods - she put chilli on her nipples!).

There's a huge chance that the medications I would take wouldn't be compatible with breastfeeding so she would need to have weaned by the time we do treatments.

Wow, what a crazy story about the Centers for Disease Control — supposedly, this esteemed institution — just * assuming * that all young children are weaned by some unnaturally young age.

I plan to continue offering my breast for food and comfort for as long as my baby wants it, even if that's past 2 or 3 years old (most babies self - wean by around 2 1/2).

I so wish I had been bolder about maintaining a breastfeeding relationship with my son past 1.5 years - he * might * have weaned himself by now as a 7 year old.

If he's shared his reasons for thinking that babies should be weaned by six months or started on a bottle by two weeks, and you disagree, you can simply say, «Thank you, I will think about what you've said.»

My second son went through a serious illness, where he essentially weaned himself by 10 months.

My other kids weaned by 7 months because of supply issues, and maybe they would have nursed longer if I had done things a little differently...»

I would recommend cold compresses to help with the inflammation and if possible to gradually wean by pumping would be ideal.

I guess baby bean will be able to nurse as long as it wants, unlike Lexi who had to wean by 10 months

But this also highlights the difference between WHO ideals and the practice our culture seems to feel most comfortable with, as most babies are weaned by 6 months in the United States.

I plan to wean over several months and have him completely weaned by 2 yrs.

Maybe a stronger woman than me could say no to that, and would have weaned by now.