regarding weaning.
we are down to morning and night. we'll probably keep these for a while. but when I'm ready to drop one, how do I do this? going from 3 (morning, afternoon, night) to 2 was easier, because it was just a few more hours! I'm terrified to go 24 hours without nursing. I am SO prone to blocked ducts - and I've had mastitis twice.
help!
pomegranate / 3595 posts
I just followed LO's lead. I expected her to drop morning first but she first dropped the night feeding instead. She would just say no to milk and pick books instead. We probably did twice a day from 13-19/20 months? Now she has not asked in the morning for a week so I think we are done. She is now 23 months.
But I don't know what your timeline is like...
nectarine / 2019 posts
Drop the night feed first if possible, because your supply will be less and will lead to less issues. If you can hand express a little out here and there it won't put full demand on your body to make more, but should help with clogs
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