My LO (8 months) seems to need more milk than ever now that she is mobile. Just wondering when solids will start to become more important. Right now she doesn't eat much.
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This depends so much on your individual LO. I have a friend who BFs and her LO started going crazy on the solids and nursing way, way less by as early as 8 months (when they don't recommend cutting down milk that early)--but her LO wanted real food and not milk and she's perfectly healthy.
My LO is the opposite--still prefers milk over solids and when she has a growth spurt she drinks more BM as opposed to eating more foods and she 11 months.
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Around 8 months she started eating more, but still nursed a TON. Now at ten months she really eats a lot, and only nurses 4 times during the day.
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Around 9 months I noticed a significant decrease in both my output and my DD's appetite for milk.
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I kind of forced it on Xander, but I cut out a feed around 9 months (it was a dream feed anyway), so he ended up getting less milk then.
By 10 months, I think we were on 3 meals a day, but he was still drinking a ton. It wasn't until 12 months when we took away his bottles that he really started drinking less and eating more!
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We're almost at 10 months, and she seems to be nursing less on days when I make sure she eats a full three meals (and sometimes a snack). I've had to make a conscious effort to drop a feed during the day- she would much rather nurse 24/7 than eat.
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9 months. He went from taking 6/7oz bottle per feeding to 4oz.
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9.5 months.
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Maybe around 9-10 months? I only noticed because my supply dropped while pumping.
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9-12 months, we started gradually introducing the option for her to eat proper foods at mealtime, but I would usually "top her off" after. Then as she actually ate more, she needed less topping off.
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LO started eating more at 9 months, but still has not decreased nursing/breast milk bottles at 10 months. Introducing table food really helped.
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About 14-15 months but I didn't push solids and I'm happy to continue nursing so solid intake isn't a huge issue for us.
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8.5-9 months. My pump supply decreased a lot and solids increased.
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