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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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ramya Mom of 3 children 6 years ago
applying coffee powder on nipple
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sufinaaz Mom of 3 children 6 years ago
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Jesna Muneer Mom of 3 children 6 years ago
Don't try immediately to stop breast feeding, before that start bottle feeding slowly. This can help to avoid the baby's anger due to stop them breast feed..
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Mittali Khurana Mom of a 8 yr 11 m old girl 6 years ago
tell him mumma is in pain she can't feed you.
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rahithi Mom of a 9 yr 2 m old boy 6 years ago
slowly stop from our side start feeding with bottle & glass apply neem or vicks to nipples
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rahithi Mom of a 9 yr 2 m old boy 6 years ago
slowly start feeding with bottle , or glass feeding applying been leaves to nipples
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susitha Akhilesh Mom of 4 children 6 years ago
apply fresh alove Vera jel to nipples . I did to my elder son
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susitha Akhilesh Mom of 4 children 6 years ago
apply fresh alove Vera jel to nipples . I did to my elder son
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Jyothi Mom of 2 children 6 years ago
Hello mom's we are rub mashed Neem leaves on nappies
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Rekha Mom of a 7 yr old girl 6 years ago
apply little bit Neem leaves liquid whenever baby wants to drink milk within 2or3days the baby will automatically stop drinking milk
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