For the past month C has been taking part in the 2014 Toddlebike Trials. Our trial period is nearly over therefore I took C out this week so I could document her progress. We hadn't been out for over a week so I was not sure how competent she would be.
Silly Mummy for doubting my daughter!
C was a pro!
Gliding along, up and down hills that I thought she would protest at. In fact she insisted she rode her bike for the best part of a mile, despite me reiterating we could stop for a rest whenever she needed. It was brilliant to see her really enjoying herself and full of smiles!
Tuesday, 18 November 2014
Friday, 14 November 2014
Deciding When to Stop Breastfeeding
I stopped breastfeeding C at 13 months old.
It was always my intention to breastfeed until 12 months if possible and then her impending hernia surgery prompted me to continue a little longer.
Being is hospital with a baby is so much more flexible if you are breastfeeding. The "null by mouth" time is reduced, as breast milk is softer on the stomach, meaning you are dealing will a hungry baby for less time. Also the hospital are obliged to feed breastfeeding mothers, which meant no having to dash to the canteen for food.
Finally C turned 13 months in the spring. The bug season was coming to an end and I felt brave enough to let her immune system take over on its own.
It was always my intention to breastfeed until 12 months if possible and then her impending hernia surgery prompted me to continue a little longer.
Being is hospital with a baby is so much more flexible if you are breastfeeding. The "null by mouth" time is reduced, as breast milk is softer on the stomach, meaning you are dealing will a hungry baby for less time. Also the hospital are obliged to feed breastfeeding mothers, which meant no having to dash to the canteen for food.
Finally C turned 13 months in the spring. The bug season was coming to an end and I felt brave enough to let her immune system take over on its own.
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