Post by tangerinetart on Jan 28, 2015 13:04:43 GMT -5
LO is 11 months. Can I pump wean and still nurse him when we are together - Bedtime, 1 MOTN and morning during the week and also a couple of daytime sessions on weekends? I'm so ready to dump my pump. I have about 150oz in the big freezer. Pump output is wayyy down now, too. Any thoughts or suggestions?
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Post by axisofsymmetry on Jan 28, 2015 13:38:28 GMT -5
My LO is 10mo and since October I pump once in the am while getting ready for work. Then I nurse him in the evenings to sleep and over night as he wants it. On the weekends I nurse him when I feel full enough but the majority comes from a bottle. I'm still going strong at this pace since October BUT I was producing LOTS of milk beforehand and it took me a few weeks of reducing my pumping to get to this point and maintain comfortably. Ps I pump in the am instead of nurse because he likes to play and I work at 7 am. It is possible, good luck!
Post by theresat858 on Jan 28, 2015 17:27:37 GMT -5
Yes. I stopped pumping at work at 12months and nursed DD1 morning and night until she turned 2. I did have to limit weekend sessions to avoid being too engorged during the week.
Absolutely! I dropped pump at 13m and am still feeding on demand at 18m. It's so freeing. Also check out extended BF check-in. We are almost all in the same boat.
Yes, definitely. I stopped pumping right at 12 months and DD still nurses on demand (25 months old).
I had the advantage of a 10 day break with daycare closed for the holidays, so I was able to gradually space out her mid-day feeding and introduce WCM at the same time. By the time she went back to daycare, I wasn't producing enough during the day to need to pump. You may need to just cut back how much you pump for a couple of weeks to keep from being uncomfortable.
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