When did you cut formula/ breast milk

My son will be 9 months I wanted to see when you guys cut formula/ breast milk like completely of just even a little he is eating solids which is good just not sure when to slow down the milk

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I cut the breastfeeding to my oldest and middle kids at 2 months . With my 8 month old son, I'm still breastfeeding him, a little by little juices...basically here and there

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Did you completely cut and it was solids or just have to them at nap time or bedtime

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Any time after a year they are good to start weaning off it. My oldest breastfed until he was 13 months then I cut him off. My 8 month old is still going along side solids.

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They say baby’s main source of nutrition should be breast milk or formula before age one. Then you can transition to whole milk

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As Aimee said their main source of nutrition should come from breast milk first and the food they eat is just plus

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My son breastfeeds alongside eating! However I have noticed he is breastfeeding less as he gets older

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And they will do that naturally. Food will slowly start to get more interesting and they will want to get full on foods more than milk drunk.

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At one I’ve heard is when you can stop breastfeeding/formula and give them regular milk.

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I’m trying to go 2 years if she wants to. The World Health Organization and American Academy of Pediatrics recommends 2+ years of breastfeeding.

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I breastfed my last baby for 18 months and only stopped because she chose to be done. I always feed on demand and love that my almost 9 month old still finds comfort from nursing. This is my last baby and hoping she takes her time.

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Main source of nutrition should be breastmilk/formula until 12m. Always offer milk before feeding solids until then.

Im EBF my little one, and I plan to go til 12m then slowly drop nursing sessions until she decides to be done

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