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My Independent 21 Month Old |
21 Months

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My Independent 21 Month Old |
[…] dreary winter weather, which helps a great deal). As Zoloft is not recommended for breastfeeding, I weaned Declan (he was ready, as I’ve had absolutely no pushback in the month since he stopped). There are […]
[…] and she was right there to help my little rooting champ find my breast to kick off what would be a long and successful breastfeeding relationship. In my case, my midwife acted as a doula would, being my advocate before, during, and after my […]
[…] At 21 months, to the day, Declan decided that he was done; no ceremony, no weaning, no crying. I didn’t offer my breast, and Declan never asked (again). I had read many woeful stories about the weaning process and the end of breastfeeding, but Declan […]
[…] modeling, balancing nurturing and fostering my son’s need for independence. When D abruptly stopped nursing at 21 months (to the day), it marked a significant change in our relationship, one that I felt with an intensity […]
[…] mounting for the mimijumi event! My son wouldn’t drink from a bottle, which made for a long twenty-one months! The design of mimijumi bottles makes me wonder if these would have done the […]
[…] modeling, balancing nurturing and fostering my son’s need for independence. When D abruptly stopped nursing at twenty one months (to the day), it marked a significant change in our relationship, one that I felt with an intensity […]
[…] If you’ve followed my blog for any length of time, you know that I had an excellent experience sleep training with my son when he was 9 months old. I’ve said many, many times that the “training” part of sleep training was more for my husband and myself than it was for D. Sleep training also did not hinder breastfeeding one bit, in fact, D went on to breastfeed until he was 21 months old. […]
[…] relationship with your baby after a Caesarean birth. In fact, my son nursed like a champ for 21 months (despite going through sleep training at 9 months old). In fact, I feel pretty confident that […]
[…] that it did not affect breastfeeding…at all. In fact, my sleep-trained son nursed until he was 21 months old AND slept 12-14 hours a night. BAM! How dare I? The blogger chimed-in, a midwife/lactation […]
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Zoloft is safest during breastfeeding