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I decided to night wean around 9 months because he wasn’t accepting solids and was waking up more often in the night. I cuddled him and he would fall asleep. Soon he learned to sleep through the night and eat more during the day.

I couldn’t relate more to this! Thank you so much! So ready to try it out!!!

It’s also so nice to know I’m not the only one waking up so often!! Or the only one nursing back to sleep…how else?? Hahaha. Thank you!!

Thank you so much! This is very helpful! Luis will be almost one and def trying to get a plan to start weening. How much was she eating at this point? Solid foods? Thank you so much!!!

This was so helpful thank you!

Great video! Thank you!

Thanks for this! Question: did you rock her, cuddle her to sleep? Or did you put her down awake?

Thank you so much. What a helpful video! I'm interested in how you're going with day breastfeeding? Does your toddler refuse food and want to breastfeed constantly in the day at all?

Thank you so much for this video!

I’m on night two using this method. My 13 month old started waking up every two hours demanding to nurse. Tonight, night two, tantrums lasted 15 mins, but took about 1.5 hours of wearing him in the carrier to help him fall back asleep. Surprisingly, he took a bunch of sips of water leading me to believe that he wakes up thirsty more than hungry. I’m looking forward to finally having a stretch of uninterrupted sleep!

Thank you so much for this video. I am ready to night wean baby number three. The first two did it on their own, but this baby is just determined to stay attached to me at night. My husband took her on a six day trip to his parents for a funeral. We thought she would be weaned when she returned, however, she was even more attached when they got back!

This was helpful thank you I tried to do this when my son was 19 months old I did not succeed but. A few months later he just stoped waking in the night to feed around 20 months we have alway co slept, still are… it took a few months for him to totally stop feeding at night… I just followed my instincts…. Do what feels best for you mamas!

Oh my goodness 😂😢. Finally other moms who are having the same struggles with baby crying at night 😢. I did my first night with her last night out of frustration. She cried for about an hour and a half on and off. Fell asleep once in there. Then fell asleep for about 10-15 minutes. I also had been trying to get her to sleep in her bed before starting all this. With night weaning I quit with that at 1am and took her to sleep with me. Then she fell asleep and slept until 4:30 and cried for 5 minutes then fell asleep back asleep on top of me and slept until 6:30.

It’s so hard to be there while they are crying. And it’s so hard to stop and not cave in and just breastfeed! The paediatrician said to continue even if they cry or else if you stop and try again over and over it confuses them. Sighhhh

I can completely relate! Omg, so this gives me hope!❤

Thank you!!

Can you do 12 to 7 or 1 to 8 instead of 11 to 6?

My daughter sounds so similar to your daughter and I tried and gave up on night weaning before as well (just was not ready and started without enough research or prep time under my belt). Your video was so encouraging because of the similar story you have to mine. I feel more ready to try again because now feels like it's definitely the right time. Thanks!!

Thank you so much for this information it will really help me my baby is 12months getting ready for night weaning

I love this video, well explained! Thank you!

Thank you my son is 18month started weaning last night but it was not easy. Thank you for this information

omg this is the most helpful weaning video I have watched. Thank you! you gave me hope in gentle weaning!!!

I did the same thing... 3 hrs of crying and gave in. She would fall asleep and continue to wake back up withing minutes throughout the 3hr span. I'm trying again tonight!

Thank you for sharing, this is very helpful! ❤

Do you have any video where you talk about day feeds too?

Did u get the alexa high rise in tall or regular

I'm going on a 3 day and 2 night trip in a week so I'm really hoping this works for my 14 month old son😢I've already weaned his day feedings but the night breastfeeding is a nightmare so far plus we co-sleep. I'm almost in panic mode

My mother in law told me a tip. That really works. "put your hair on the boobs" and babies really think it's something very scary. They will get scared of it.

Just tested positive today. I go in tomorrow. I really hope it's not ectopic. Probably is, but still. Glad I'm finding out now

Best video on IUD and pregnancy I’m not so nervous anymore

Yea I don’t have anyone to help me and we co-sleep as well. My daughter is 2 now and I am ready to stop

What iud did u have and how long did u have it in for before u got pregnant??

Weaning is so hard 😢😢it’s so draining

Thankyou, this was really good to watch. My daughter is 2 and also very attached to boobies..doesn't eat much and wakes up all through the night to feed and feeds in the day too. I'm stuck in the cycle of being exhausted and taking the sleep I can get but I know on the other side of this my mental health which has suffered a lot due to sleep deprivation will be better. I am a single mum with fibromyalgia and I don't know how to get through night weaning in a way that is positive for my daughter and manage through the day to meet her needs. I've not had a break of a full nights sleep in years. How do I do this on my own?

Do you nurse to sleep at nap time?

This is so encouraging to me! My son is 15 months and nurses constantly through the night still.. I just found out that I am pregnant with our second and knew that it was time to start the process of night-weaning... I don't know that I could handle a toddler nursing on me every hour and a newborn at the same time. We also bedshare, so I was just so nervous about how I should go about it. Thank you for sharing your experience! It gives me hope!

Hello! My daughter is turning 17 months old soon. I want to night wean for sure and after I want to wean completely. How old was your baby? And your video is super helpful gives me hope that we will make it 😂 I’m just dreading the start because i know it will be rough ❤

Thanks for sharing. My daughter is 21months old, cosleeps and feeds every few hours (some nights more frequently). This gives me hope that night weaning is possible. Thank you for the glimmer of hope in the sleep deprived exhaustion.

✨ Thankyou so much for this, information like this is so few and far between. We have Co-slept & bed shared with our little girl just turned 2, still breastfed through the day and the night and we’ve just started to think about weaning her and then once weaned transitioning her into her own bed in our room still and then into her own room. Could you share your experience and tips of going from Co-sleeping to transitioning to own bed? Thankyou so much for making this! x

OMG!!!! FINALLY, a video that gets what I'm going through. So glad I found this video.

It's good

Thank you so much for posting this :-) It has made me feel so much more positive about having our first baby at home in water in a few months from now :-) really appreciate your positive birth story, makes me feel like I can do it!! X

Omg dying🤣🤣🤣☠️☠️☠️

Thank you so much for this, I am desperate and this method seems to be the most gentle one and aligns with our parenting. Thank you for sharing. I need to prepare myself and prepare my little one for it. I've put it in the diary!! it's happening in February!! <3

I want to wean my 18 month old as I'm pregnant with 2nd one aswell. But I'm not sure if my toddler would understand me that much when I'll explain him, he doesn't say many words.

What about for naps? I nurse my son to sleep for bed and naps. Did you nurse her to sleep for naps during the day? And just tell her none at night?

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I’m going to try this! But she be ripping my shirt up screaming and hollering like it’s the end of the world throwing herself back.

Thank you so much for this video, currently going the early stages of similar and a relief to hear of positive outcomes too!