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[quote=Anonymous]Agreed with PPs, that's really cruel. Jack Newman's website and KellyMom both offer advice on how to gently wean a toddler. Summariing a few tips 1. Drop one nursing session at a time, starting with the least important and saving the most valued one for last. 2. Decrease the time of that session incrementally. Give him a countdown "No more nurse when we reach one [count down from 10]..... bye bye nurse." He may still cry but will slowly begin to understand. You can literally decrease it to 3-5seconds before just eliminating that session. 3. Make sure you do offer lots of cuddles, fun and other ways to bond and spend time together. 4. If there's a favorite "nursing spot", try to avoid it during times that you usually nurse. 5. It sounds stupid, but don't walk naked around your LO for a while. When I get out of the shower my 19mo old begins to shout "nurse! nurse!" Getting my bra on quickly helps that. Good luck. Signed, A mom who will be weaning a dedicated nurser this fall as well[/quote]
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