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A member asked:
Is it bad that i feel i don't want to breastfeed anymore as i'm not enjoying it?? and what can i do to stop?? baby is 7months old.
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No: As a parent, one of the basic ideas is you must do what you need to do to get by.It is hard work and only you can judge when it is okay to change. Breast milk does have great benefits, but some data show a decline in its superiority after 8 months when most infants are diluting the feed with solids. Please don't ride the guilt train on this issue.There are many more that need your input.
Answered 12/10/2014
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