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My daughter is turning 1 and she is still on my breast i was wondering are there any way i can get her off of it with out her crying she has asmu?
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Will be a problem: If she is driven by nurturing more than the feeding you are likely to have a problem. You can try to introduce some fluids in a cup at other times & see if the kid develops an interest, & replace the nurturing of feeding with some other cuddly activity. Over time let someone else offer milk ( she will fuss for the real thing if she sees you). You could just bf a couple x's daily until she quits.
Answered 4/10/2013
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