When weaning a baby, some mothers plan to choose natural weaning instead of artificially forcing him to weaning. When faced with this relatively novel method of weaning, some mothers plan to try it, but because they don't know much about this method, they are worried that it may not be good. So, is it good for babies to naturally breastfeed?
Choosing a natural weaning method for babies has both positive and negative aspects, depending on the actual situation. If the mother has plenty of time and is taking care of the child full-time, with plenty of breast milk and good nutrition, and has been consistently breastfeeding, she can consider using natural weaning to let the baby drink breast milk until they no longer want to.
But if the quality of the mother's breast milk is not high and she needs to return to work after maternity leave, and she doesn't usually have much milk, she should not insist on natural weaning, but actively engage in weaning, which is better for both the baby and the mother. It is generally recommended that babies drink breast milk until around one year old. After one year old, they can drink it or choose not to drink it.
If you want to breastfeed your baby through artificial means, remember to make a plan and remember that the weaning time cannot be completed in a day or two. It is best to start with one or two weeks. At the same time, during weaning, it is important to constantly adjust one's mindset and methods to make both the baby and oneself comfortable.
