The WHO guidelines are mainly because developin...
The WHO guidelines are mainly because developing countries don't have the food quality that we do. The Australian guidelines are also at least one year. After that you can go to cows milk and a healthy...
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Hi Leisa, I know in NZ they recommend breast feeding for a year, but the Wold Health Organisation advises to breast feed for the first two years. Personally it doesn't worry me when I stop but I do...
View Articleif you're happy to still be feeding her keep go...
if you're happy to still be feeding her keep going but if you're getting to the point where you'd like to stop you can start working towards that too. Personally I'm a fan of extended breastfeeding and...
View ArticleHi Mums, I'm just wondering when you stopped b...
Hi Mums, I'm just wondering when you stopped breast feeding or if you're still going? My daughter is 14 months old and she still gets two breast feeds a day, first thing in the morning and last thing...
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