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How to stop breast feeding tips

Tanuja Mom of a 6 yr 5 m old girl
How to stop breast feeding tips
Try to avoid to make baby sleeps on bed along with mother. Try to baby let sleep with father or any other family member. Give sold food to make baby feel tummy full. Try to avoid afternoon naps. First try to skip day time feeds. slowly try to skip night intervals. It can be achieved slowly not hurry. give some time to your baby to habituated.
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Jyoti Mom of 2 children 4 years ago
apply neempaste /black salt on nipple
with in 2 days baby stop breastfeeding
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Sharanya Guardian of 3 children 4 years ago
make ur kids tummy full.. that is the easiest way to make kids sleep. n forget about breast feeding
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Mansi Dheeraj Anand Guardian of a 6 yr 4 m old boy 4 years ago
Try to introduce some new foods to the baby like fruits ,porridges,malpua made up of wheat and ofcourse milk by taking advice of ur dr and reducing the number of times of serving breastfeed.It would be quite difficult in night bt try to fill his belly cz after it baby have cravings for breastfeed ,and he will stop taking it
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How to stop breast feeding tips
Try to avoid to make baby sleeps on bed along with mother. Try to baby let sleep with father or any other family member. Give sold food to make baby feel tummy full. Try to avoid afternoon naps. First try to skip day time feeds. slowly try to skip night intervals. It can be achieved slowly not hurry. give some time to your baby to habituated.
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