Are you still breast feeding?
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Yes I still do, and I’m not sure where I’m going with it. I’ve been fortunate to have a really positive journey for my baby and for me. He still feeds to sleep, and through the night (a couple of times) and once in the day. He won’t take a bottle etc. Not really sure my contribution to this but that’s my situation! Haha xx
@Hazel I’m in exactly the same position!
We stopped at 15m, one day she just stopped lifting up my top to ask for it x
I’m still breastfeeeding I’m following the NHS guidance of breastfeeding for 2 years So I’m just going to see what happens first - him stopping himself, or him turning 2
I’m still breastfeeding, didn’t think we’d get to this point but here we are! It is less than when he was little. I have tried stopping but it works for us at the minute
Still BF here :)
Ditto. Would like to stop now though. But also like the bond with my daughter. Don't really know where to start with stopping BF tbh.
Yes still feeding here too. No idea how to stop but for now, we both get a huge benefit from it x
I still breastfeed when she wakes through the night. She's pretty random through the day though when we are at home. Sometimes she'll come over and ask, other times she's not fussed. She does have cows milk as well mid morning and before bed.
Stopped at Christmas. I stopped him feeding in the night about 2/3 months prior and he just self weaned from there x
We've brought a book 'boobymoon ' to start reading around 17 months xx
Still breastfeeding but only 1 feed in the morning... I think I might stop soon. But also kind of dont want to :/ could do with that time in the morning to get my 3 year old ready for nursery though.
Just finished breastfeeding my daughter at 15 months. She was ready and it didn’t bother her in the slightest. She hasn’t asked for it (maybe just once) x
I started to stop at six months, and fully stopped at seven. I never got on with pumping and just got to the stage where I wanted my body back and a bit of freedom back by being able to share the load a bit with my husband in terms of feeding.