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How did it go Steph???

I was a puree feeder, forward facing, cot sleeping, pram pushing kind of Mum... and my kids survived!
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Well he woke as per usual, I gave in as per usual but when he woke this morn and climbed in my bed I refused and made him go play. Gosh by lunch time I was engorged ....ugh don't ya hate that?!

I'm trying to cut it down to just the one feed before bed time, goal is to totally stop b/feeding by his 2nd birthday. It's hard doing this whilst living with my parents coz Dad doesn't wanna be woken in the middle of the night by a screaming kid and his room is next to mine ...

I'm going to *try* and not give in tonight.
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Hi there!

I've just stopped doing night feeds for my nearly one year old. I followed a technique in a book I have called Baby Love. When bubs starts crying go in and briefly comfort by giving a wee pat and some soothing words, then leave, do not linger. Go back in after three minutes then do the same (only if still crying), then after five minutes, then after ten, then 20 minute periods until the crying stops. Settle down with a book or the tele and prepare yourself for a stint of night duty, apparently it can take 5 to 7 days to break this habit, it took me three. Of course only do this if you are comfortable with leaving your baby to cry, if you can't bear your baby crying (totally understandable) then totally ignore me! I only did it because I got so desperate and exhausted. Not sure if it'll work when you're in the same room, perhaps if you'd like to give this a go you can arrange something with your parents so he can have a room to himself for a bit and they're aware that there may be a bit of crying during the night.

I'm hoping to wean totally soon, I'm finding I'm getting quite run down. Although it is a lovely bond to have with one's baby

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PS: Cudos to you for breast feeding for so long. Awesome, awesome job!
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Charly hasn't had a feed for over a week now, and how I finally did it was started wearing normal bras, then it wasd a hassle to "give in" and get boobie out, and she couldn't find the clips, so I said milk all gone. She soon got the picture. I had to wean her down to one feed tho, and i did that with the dreaded bottle of cows milk, distraction and sitting, cuddling and beign firm with the NO! Good luck and well done!
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I'm sitting here listening to Coop cry, trying very hard not to cave in!

DH has stroped off to bed, he hates hearing him cry, no support as usual!!!

Good luch for tonight Steph!
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Just wondering how you were going with the wearning?

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Some days better than others, we've partially cracked the day feeds in that I'm getting better at saying no and distracting him. Tonight he went to bed with no breast before putting him in his cot to settle himself. Made it easier that I was really annoyed with him after realising he's scratched almost our entire CD/DVD collection . Didn't feel so bad telling him 'NO' and putting him straight in his cot.

Now we just have to get onto the night feeds, some nights he has only woken once lately....really depends. I've got a new fan in our room, i think it helps him sleep a lil better at night (our room was stifling beforehand) and the noise from the fan. I turned it off a few nights ago and he woke up screaming and pointing at it, i turned it back on and he happily went back to sleep

Kids eh!
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Pleased to hear its going wellish for you!

Did you end up taking that house you guys were going to move into?
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We ended up turning the house down in Waiuku as I didn't have enough $$$ for the moving in costs (bond, letting fee etc) and it was a good 35mins from my parents and family, not sure if I'm ready to move THAT far away from them for starters iykwim.

Now we just Saving as much as we can atm and will start looking again in feb . Goal is to be out by his bday in March. Looking forward to having separate bedrooms finally!
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sounds like it is going well then. I think I am going to have to start this process in a couple of months time , as it seems the older she gets the more addicated to b/f she becomes.

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Yep totally makes sense Steph - good on you!

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How are things going?

i am not weaning, but have cut back, actually I think Lily has cut back, day feeds so she no longer has them. We still feed morning and night, and I do do middle of the night feeds if I have to. Luckily sleeping through is getting more and more regular so nighttime feeds are happening less often! Yay!

We had a night away from her so she had no morning or night feed and slept through, so she copes happily without them. Shame you can't organise a night or two away! (I would only reccomend it if you know he would be happy of course).
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