Hi all,
My 18 month old was nursing about 4-5 times a day: morning, before nap, before I go to work in the evening, before bed, and if she wakes up in the middle of the night. Now suddenly she is wanting to nurse like every 15-30 minutes. I was hoping to weaning her in the next couple months due to some medication I need to start taking but due to her suddenly wanting to nurse all the time I haven't even attempted wening. If she still needs to nurse I don't have a problem nursing her longer but she is getting very agressive when I try to distract her. I have tried giving her toys, playing with her, giving her a sippy of milk, giving her something to eat but she gets mad and hits me. The other day she grabbed my shirt and started screaming BITE (what she says when she wants to nurse) over and over. Today she started screaming BITE in the car, which she has never done before.
Any tips on how to put some limits on the nursing without all the drama? I would like to get back to our previous schedule of morning, nap, evening, and bed.
TIA
My 18 month old was nursing about 4-5 times a day: morning, before nap, before I go to work in the evening, before bed, and if she wakes up in the middle of the night. Now suddenly she is wanting to nurse like every 15-30 minutes. I was hoping to weaning her in the next couple months due to some medication I need to start taking but due to her suddenly wanting to nurse all the time I haven't even attempted wening. If she still needs to nurse I don't have a problem nursing her longer but she is getting very agressive when I try to distract her. I have tried giving her toys, playing with her, giving her a sippy of milk, giving her something to eat but she gets mad and hits me. The other day she grabbed my shirt and started screaming BITE (what she says when she wants to nurse) over and over. Today she started screaming BITE in the car, which she has never done before.
Any tips on how to put some limits on the nursing without all the drama? I would like to get back to our previous schedule of morning, nap, evening, and bed.
TIA








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