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@Peasinapod: @snowjewelz: Interestingly DD has never really fed "on demand." She's never demanded to nurse, so to speak. We've always just had a schedule and if she seems fussy/hungry I've adjusted but she's never really seemed to specifically indicate she wants milk, except when she's sick she might. If I ask if she wants milk she gets excited and then gets upset if she doesn't get it right away, so she def understands "milk" but I think the "don't ask, don't offer" method for weaning will be fine for us, I just have to decide when to do it.

@IRunForFun: The don't ask, don't offer seems like it will work for you. I hope that by changing the routine - no train ride - I will manage to get her to give it up.

@snowjewelz: Sorry to hear that she still nurses overnight. I am so lucky that I have great sleepers. They gave up overnight on their own. E has been exhausted at times after being switched to one nap with lots of activity that she just wanted to go to sleep. DH put her down and she didn't care that she missed nursing. I have completely given that up.

Urg....sinus infection and pink eye. This winter can suck it.

Hi everyone! Hope you are all enjoying your little ones as I am sure they're just so funny and entertaining in this stage! Mine is certainly like a sour patch kid. She is SO sweet and adorable BUT also such a trouble maker. Just this morning, I was doing something for DD1 and she reached up and grabbed DD1's smoothie and spilled it all over the place and then laughed, lol.

I've been having a hard time during meals; she's totally in the throw food, let's touch hair with greasy hands, I must feed myself but I miss my mouth sometimes, stage!