Ds, who is almost 5, and I were talking this morning and he said, "Mama milk isn't really a drink, it's just sucking." I was confused. After a bit more conversation he offered--"Well, for the last week it's been just sucking." (I'm not sure what a week means to him.) So I tried to squeeze out some milk myself, and nothing! Ack!
I asked him if this ever happened before. He said, "no."
I have just had a chemical pregnancy. I wonder if it could have anything to do with that.
We also have recently been working on him going to sleep without nursing, but he still has been nursing before reading books, and sometimes during the night, and always when he wakes up in the morning. We rarely nurse during the day anymore--but that has been the case for many months.
Has this happened to anyone else? I never thought the weaning would be led by my body!! Though I am trying to get pregnant and maybe this will help, today I am feeling really sad and discombobulated by this. It seems like we won't really get to CLW and see how that worked out.
AND my body has been doing this really cool and handy thing for 5 years and is it just gone? It is such a part of being a mother to me.
Thanks for listening. I'd appreciate any thoughts or similar stories, or reading recommendations.
I asked him if this ever happened before. He said, "no."
I have just had a chemical pregnancy. I wonder if it could have anything to do with that.
We also have recently been working on him going to sleep without nursing, but he still has been nursing before reading books, and sometimes during the night, and always when he wakes up in the morning. We rarely nurse during the day anymore--but that has been the case for many months.
Has this happened to anyone else? I never thought the weaning would be led by my body!! Though I am trying to get pregnant and maybe this will help, today I am feeling really sad and discombobulated by this. It seems like we won't really get to CLW and see how that worked out.
AND my body has been doing this really cool and handy thing for 5 years and is it just gone? It is such a part of being a mother to me.Thanks for listening. I'd appreciate any thoughts or similar stories, or reading recommendations.








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