By: kblogger
Tandem nursed for a little over a year until my eldest was ready to wean on her own, at nearly 4. Don’t know how radical it was. It just was what my kids needed.
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I was looking forward to tandem nursing (two year age difference.) I made it through the pregnancy, though nursing was very uncomfortable and I had to limit my daughter’s nursing sessions. Imagine my...
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My oldest nursling stopped NIP around 18 months so maybe. I know I don’t really tell anyone that she’s nursing just because it doesn’t come up much (I am quite vocal about it if it brought up though;))
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By: Maria
My oldest son was only 6 months when I became pregnant with my daughter. He was so young, and I had always intended to nurse him as long as he needed, so I continued to nurse him throughout my...
View ArticleBy: mother in israel
Thanks for the positive feedback.Plans to tandem nurse, or not to, get changed frequently!
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[...] Guest post on Tandem Nursing on MommyNews Blog (by @mominisrael who blogs at A Mother in Israel) [...]
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[...] Guest post on Tandem Nursing on MommyNews Blog (by @mominisrael who blogs at A Mother in Israel) [...]
View ArticleBy: Terri
Great post, thanks for the information. My baby is just 11 months and I am already 6 months pregnant with my 2nd baby…there is just no way I want to stop my girl from breastfeeding when the new one...
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[...] are numerous blog posts out there from moms who have or are currently nursing through pregnancy or tandem [...]
View ArticleBy: Momma Jorje
Thank you so much for this informative post! I had a hard time nursing through pregnancy, but am glad I stuck with it. My 2yo started taking milk again within 48 hours of birthing our son. She, too...
View ArticleBy: kblogger
Tandem nursed for a little over a year until my eldest was ready to wean on her own, at nearly 4. Don’t know how radical it was. It just was what my kids needed.
View ArticleBy: MidwifeMommy
I was looking forward to tandem nursing (two year age difference.) I made it through the pregnancy, though nursing was very uncomfortable and I had to limit my daughter’s nursing sessions. Imagine my...
View ArticleBy: mamiesgoo
My oldest nursling stopped NIP around 18 months so maybe. I know I don’t really tell anyone that she’s nursing just because it doesn’t come up much (I am quite vocal about it if it brought up though;))
View ArticleClik here to view.
By: Maria
My oldest son was only 6 months when I became pregnant with my daughter. He was so young, and I had always intended to nurse him as long as he needed, so I continued to nurse him throughout my...
View ArticleBy: mother in israel
Thanks for the positive feedback.Plans to tandem nurse, or not to, get changed frequently!
View ArticleBy: To tandem or not to tandem (Part 2 of series on preparing for baby #2) |...
[...] Guest post on Tandem Nursing on MommyNews Blog (by @mominisrael who blogs at A Mother in Israel) [...]
View ArticleBy: Welcome to API Speaks - The Blog of Attachment Parenting International
[...] Guest post on Tandem Nursing on MommyNews Blog (by @mominisrael who blogs at A Mother in Israel) [...]
View ArticleBy: Terri
Great post, thanks for the information. My baby is just 11 months and I am already 6 months pregnant with my 2nd baby...there is just no way I want to stop my girl from breastfeeding when the new one...
View ArticleBy: Tandem Nursing: Did you know you could nurse them both? | Bloomington...
[...] are numerous blog posts out there from moms who have or are currently nursing through pregnancy or tandem [...]
View ArticleBy: Momma Jorje
Thank you so much for this informative post! I had a hard time <a href="http://www.mommajorje.com/2012/01/nursing-through-pregnancy-final-weeks.html" rel="nofollow">nursing through...
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