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Dropping milk feeds

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BatFlattery · 11/08/2011 08:55

My DS is 7mo and weaning is going really well - he has 3 meals a day, and loves pretty much everything he's tried. I am just a bit confused/clueless as to when we should start dropping milk feeds (he is bf if that has any bearing, although I suspect not!). I will be going back to work full time in a couple of months and leaving him with a childminder so he'll have to start having formula during the day and bm at night.

Any advice much appreciated!

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Mycatisjealous · 13/08/2011 22:12

My DS (also bf) naturally dropped his mid morning milk feed at around 7 months and has just dropped his mid afternoon feed (at 9.5 months). Not sure whether this is "normal" or not, but he just stopped being interested so I stopped offering. Trying to make sure he jhas yoghurt, cheese etc with his emails to keep up his calcium.

Have had zero success on the formula front though....

CubiksRube · 13/08/2011 22:49

My DS is 6 months and has (not that luckily, actually, as he is BF and I wanted to keep BF at night) dropped all his night feeds.

He is just generally becoming less interested in BF, like mycat's DS. And, though mycat has had a different experience, my DS has been fine with formula when he's been forced to have it (we have used the cartons) - I suppose it just depends on the baby.

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