I love breastfeeding....

She started to wean herself a bit before she got sick/started teeth, but after those things happened, she went back to really wanting to nurse. She is still a super good nurser too, and doesn't just "snack" if you will. She is a good little eater (now that she is feeling better), and she is slowly getting use to drinking milk out of her sippy cup. I am not doing the whole bottle thing because she doesn't like bottles, and weaning her onto a bottle would just be mean I would have to eventually wean her off of the bottle and onto a sippy cup.

So, YES I am "that" mom, and you know what, I don't care! I am so glad that I have been able to breastfeed Rosalie, and I feel blessed that I have had such an awesome milk supply. She latched on from day one, and hasn't had a problem since. I also never got sore at all, which was awesome! She did go through a phase where she thought it was funny to bite me, but thankfully that passed before she got teeth. ;)
As of right now the plan is to start weaning her within the next month or so. It isn't set in stone or anything though, so I will see how it goes. I have been reading, asking questions, and forming some ideas about how to go about it. I am hoping for the best, but preparing for the worst haha!
Wish me luck!!! I will keep you all updated :)
xoxo
Rachel
I hear ya. I love breastfeeding my baby ( 4 months) and I am so not looking forward to not having that time with her. I know what you mean when you say it's a little more freedom, but it's such a special time together. Your little girl is such a cutie bytheway. Good luck!
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Thank you so much!! It really is the best huh?!
DeleteThe only one I have intentionally weaned was a biter at 6 months, the rest just gradually faded out between 9 and 15 months. It just kind of happens naturally a lot of the time. Don't overthink it!
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