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How to stop Breastfeeding a Toddler?
How can a Mom quit breastfeeding? Share tips or the steps you followed to stop your toddler from breastfeeding.
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sana saeed Mom of 2 children 1 Year ago
My Girl is smalI but I think by introducing diff healthy foods to them in attractive way
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Indu Bhatia Guardian of 2 children 1 Year ago
my daughter still breastfeed my grandson during night and she lives it
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Vanavasam pravallika Reddy Mom of 2 children 1 Year ago
Hello, I applied neem leaves and paste to my nipples when the child is watching .from that onwards, she started avoiding breastfeeding.
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Ena Mom of 2 children 1 Year ago
When ur child is 2 years it's the right time to stop breastfeeding.
You just need to divert his or her mind with people around you.
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Kiran Singh Mom of 2 children 1 Year ago
18 month after solid food
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Rashimitha Mom of a 2 yr 6 m old girl 11 months ago
tummy is full slowly they will stop.
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Nancy Aaron Mom of 2 children 1 Year ago
it very hard to do.. pls give me a suggestion
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Ruby Bhatnagar Mom of 2 children 2 years ago
It was not as hard.I gave her different options of cups and make sure that once in a day she drink the milk with cup.and slowly slowly I gave her milk with cup.And I always said to her u r now big girl dnt breastfeed and she convinced soon.
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mital maiyad Mom of a 3 yr 11 m old boy 2 years ago
use lemon juice
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Ruchi Goel Mom of a 2 yr 10 m old boy 2 years ago
feed them nutrients foods and mahe sure tummy is full, slowly they will stop demanding.
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