HELPING TO STOP BRESTFEEDING.

I am desperate for help. I am so ready to stop feeding my two year old who is feeding from me all the time. In the night it’s constant.
Can anyone help?! Or have good tips?
I’m over being touched all the time and want to sleep

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Swap nights out entirely with dad - worked for us

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0300 100 0212 this is the national breastfeeding helpline they might be able to help

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Tonight I asked my husband if he would rather change the sheets on the bed, or give our 8 week old baby a bath. He chose the bath (which I normally do). I was a little nervous as he had never bathed him alone before (just watched me do it), but trusted they’d be fine. 4 minutes into the bath I hear my baby screaming upstairs. I was immediately worried since he loves his baths. I ran upstairs and my husband is holding him horizontal and smacking his back. He said he slipped in his tub and went underwater. I know it was an accident, but I’m honestly furious. It was a no-soap night, so it was just water, but obvs dirty water. We clean him well during diaper changes, but this boy poops a LOT. And I know when my husband changes him he’s not as thorough as me.

I’m worried about a few things;

1. Water in his lungs (and secondary drowning due to aspiration)
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3. Ear infection

Should I take him to the emergency room?

If this has ever happened to you please comment with your experience and if your baby was ok.

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