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I still had a little milk two and a half years later. it eventually went away
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What happens to breast milk when baby stop feeding?
if you slowly reduce the feeding then your milk will just dry up. check www.gurgle.com for more info
Do you still have milk coming out of your breasts after 6 months from giving birth but im bottle feeding not breast feeding?
Yes my son is getting ready to turn three and I still have milk coming ouy of both breast.
I stopped breast feeding when my son was 14 months now he's 36 months and still have some milk?
Now that he is 36 months old , the milk should stop soon.
Which is better breast feeding of bottle feeding?
breast feeding because you have more of a bond with your child and breast milk is better for them then formula
How can one avoid breast feeding pumping?
You can stop breast feeding pumping by weaning gradually, if possible. Begin replacing one or two feedings a day, and eventually completely stopping. This will help your body to stop producing milk.
I am not breast feeding but my breasts are still leaking how long will it last I had my baby in October?
Your doctor can give you something to dry up your breast milk.
Is breastfeeding better then bottle feeding?
Breast feeding cannot be replaced by the bottle feeding. The reason is that you cannot find the purest milk from anywhere other than mother's milk. It is possible that you suck the breast milk and save it in bottle for later feeding.
Can formula be used beside breast feeding in the first six months?
Breast milk is best for your child but formula milk can be used alongside breast milk
How do you do breast feeding?
You don't breast feed grown men and breast milk tastes terrible.
Can pot hurt breast feeding babies?
Yes, the drug is secreted through the breast milk and can damage their Brains/Organs since they are still not fully developed.
Is breast milk safe after several days of not breast feeding?
Yes because it will not spoil.
Im still lactating after a year and a half is that normal?
If the baby's still breast-feeding, yes. You'll keep lactating as long as the baby feeds. Its the sucking action of the baby that stimulates milk production in the breast.
