I was feeding DS (2 1/2) and DD (9 weeks) this morning, when DD came off and started to cry. Was just trying to get a free hand when DS (without breaking his feed) reached over and latched her on for me 
suiledonne
Sat 21-Nov-09 10:06:33
Lovely story.
My dd1 was 2 1/2 when dd2 was born. When dd2 was a couple of weeks old she was having a bad evening, crying a lot and I just said out loud to myself that I didn't know what to do with her when dd1 piped up 'Just put her on the boob, Mom' and she was right!
Alibabaandthe40nappies
Sat 21-Nov-09 10:09:15
Oh bless him, that is so lovely 
Reallytired
Sat 21-Nov-09 10:13:09
Just think how lucky his future wife will be to have a husband with breastfeeding expertise.
My son is seven years old and was weaned many moons ago. He was pretending to breastfeed dolly and his positioning was perfect. What a pity that he will never breastfeed for real.
Our boys' future wives will never need breastfeeding councellors, health visitors or midwives to establish breastfeeding.
cfc
Sat 21-Nov-09 13:48:57
I was thinking about that too Reallytired - but they'll also have us too! If they need us, that is.
lucasmama08
Sat 21-Nov-09 13:58:13
Lol - have to start taking him to the local bfing cafes to lend a hand!
Oh bless - that's fantastic!

Should probably point out the look on his face was "Oh stop CRYING" rather than brotherly love!
RascalMama
Sun 22-Nov-09 08:15:10
Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww how lovely!!
Awwww, that is so cute.
My ds is excited about demonstrating how to do it to ds2 when he arrives in Feb. I think ds is more excited about the milk than the baby though. 