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Tag Archives: breastfeeding
Baby, weaned
Thursday night marked the culmination of over twenty-two months of breastfeeding. We started our weaning journey sixteen months ago, when we offered Sir his first tastes of solid food. While Sir was enthusiastic about solid food from the get-go, the … Continue reading
Ice, ice baby
Duh, duh-duh duh dunna duh duh. Now that I’ve got that stuck in your head . . . The plan for Gabriel’s milk feeds during our three-day separation last week involved frozen breast milk (fortunately, I had plenty stockpiled) and … Continue reading
Breastmilkin’ it
So, breastfeeding. I may have mentioned it here in passing, but that doesn’t accurately reflect something that’s been a pretty major part of my life for the past eleven months. Here we are, and I’ve almost made my goal of … Continue reading
On again, off again
Dairy has been a food group of much contention in our house over the past year. First, Matthew tested positive for a dairy allergy (at least according to one type of test) and subsequently went on an elimination diet. He was … Continue reading