Milk is an important source of nutrients that you and your family shouldnt miss out on. If someone in your family has lactose intolerance and the rest of the family still want to enjoy the taste of real milk, try Lactofree - the UKs first virtually lactose-free dairy drink.
im on a back to nature economy drive dd is 11 months, and i plan to keep bf her for as long as possible. also to save money so what the longest i could hope for? i enjoy bf her so im happy to bf for a v v long time yet
Yup, my current tally is for DD1 is four years 8 months and three weeks, the last 23 months have been in tandem with DD2. No sign of stopping for either of them yet!
And I'm fine, thanks very much for caring MGMTFM!!
GM - is LK Today GMTV? You're the one whose youngest is P, right? milkgoddess - I don't think you can set targets - your LO might disagree! DS is 13 months and still feeding like a 4 week old, however he has been ill for ages and is only just rediscovering food, I'm a bit that he may start cutting right down. Today he drank cows' milk for the first time without pulling a face and pushing it away
I am bfing dd2, who turned 3 last month, as I type this! I have been bfing for over 5 years, because I tandem-fed dd1 and dd2 together when dd2 was little. DD1 stopped at 2 and a half years old - it's quite common for toddlers to wean themselves between the ages of 2 and 3.
gm, glad to hear your well. how wonderful to hear they are both still bf. i really i hope i can bf dd for that long. although i guess spb your right dd might decide earlier than me. i wish you could of been on the wright stuff this week....