Weaning
Is weaning at 24 weeks a good idea?
He gives all signs of readiness so I though that giving that he’s breastfeeding really often ( every 2 hours day and night ) this might fill him up better? 🤷🏻♀️
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I started at 5.5 months as well. If you're happy to wait until a few days before 6 months that's fine too
Can he sit supported or unsupported? Can he bring food to his mouth? This is very normal for BF babies btw x
Feeding two hourly is very normal for a baby of that age.
Ideally babies are 6 months old before weaning and can sit independently, lost the tongue thrust and can pick something up and bring it to their mouth.
What signs of readiness do you think he’s showing?
I started at 4mths!
At 6 months weaning is about flavour and texture. They don't eat enough to replace milk. Feeding every 2 hours is normal
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Is weaning at 24 weeks a good idea?
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