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    Default 3 years 7 months 2 weeks & 2 days

    And I think our breastfeeding journey is now over

    It's been a week since she nursed last. She asked a few times over the weekend, mainly at bedtime, and I reminded her she can go to sleep now without nursing first. I still lay with her and hum her a lullaby until she's asleep. She did get upset once a few nights ago and so we talked about how she had boobies for a long time, a lot longer than most kids get to have them.... she said "And don't you ever forget it!!" Awwww I told her that nursing her since she was a little bitty baby was very special time for me and for her, and that I will never, ever forget it. I told her I will always remember it as a very happy time. She seemed satisfied with that answer.
    She was only nursing once every few days as it was, usually either at bedtime or first thing in the morning, but she hasn't asked to nurse at all in a few days. I'm glad I don't have to distract her anymore, and that the transition has been relatively smooth, but I'm still sad that my baby is all grown up. I've been weepy for the last few days. Hold me

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    You did a wonderful and amazing thing for your daughter. Big hugs for the sadz, but also excitement for the many new things ahead for you and your LO!
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    You did an AMAZING job!

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    Big hugs momma!!
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    It's so bittersweet!! Big hugs momma

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    hugs! bittersweet indeed!
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    Quote Originally Posted by MomOfAnOnly View Post
    And I think our breastfeeding journey is now over It's been a week since she nursed last. She asked a few times over the weekend, mainly at bedtime, and I reminded her she can go to sleep now without nursing first. I still lay with her and hum her a lullaby until she's asleep. She did get upset once a few nights ago and so we talked about how she had boobies for a long time, a lot longer than most kids get to have them.... she said "And don't you ever forget it!!" Awwww I told her that nursing her since she was a little bitty baby was very special time for me and for her, and that I will never, ever forget it. I told her I will always remember it as a very happy time. She seemed satisfied with that answer. She was only nursing once every few days as it was, usually either at bedtime or first thing in the morning, but she hasn't asked to nurse at all in a few days. I'm glad I don't have to distract her anymore, and that the transition has been relatively smooth, but I'm still sad that my baby is all grown up. I've been weepy for the last few days. Hold me
    You guys made an amazing nursing team!!!! Wtg momma and emme!!!
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    WTG mama! You did great!


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    Emme is a beautiful, smart, independent, secure little girl. You made her that way. Fantastic job. It's not the end of anything, it's the beginning of everything. WTG momma





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    Aww, you did an amazing job Carrie!
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    Nice work Momma! I will be happy if I make it to a year!! That's impressive!!!! hugs

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    Excellent job, Mama! You've been a great source of inspiration for me.

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    and and lol on what Emma said - <3 her spunk!


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    Thing 1 (6), Thing 2 (4), Thing 3 (10M)

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    You and Emme are an awesome team! I know how bittersweet it is

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    Its bittersweet, You gave her An amazing start to life, She sounds so smart and Spunky.....Many many more milestones ahead

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    That's a long time. Good for you! It is bittersweet. I just went through the weaning process with Becca over the last few weeks - though we didn't nurse quite as long as you (okay, a whole year less). As much as I was ready for it, I still felt like crying sometimes.


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    You are my BF hero!

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    Wow, what an awesome accomplishment! You are superwoman!
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    , Carrie.

    If they could make the little smiley above stand up while clapping, it'd have been perfect.

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    You are an amazing mama!
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    I teared up a little for you. How bittersweet.

    Phenomenal job, Carrie.
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    Katie~

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    Amazing!



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    Super awesome job!!! I know how bittersweet it is. You have no idea how much hope this gives me that Jude will one day just grow out of it without me getting pregnant and having my milk dry up (that's what happened with Paige). I hear all the time that it doesn't really happen, I know I will be thinking of you guys on those days (and nights) I just want him to give it up.



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