Julian is 28months and shown no signs of weaning. He loves his boo boo night night.

What is wrong with you people? Still nursing your kids at 2+ years old. Babies get all the nutrients they need from breastfeeding in those first few months. After your kids get teeth and can start telling you they are hungry, then it just passes over to creepy. Disgusting.

I nursed my 5 month old only one month and a half. I got ill with Mastitis from hell that freaked me out. I miss that small moment, I do plan to bf if i get pregnant again. So far my baby is healthy and chubby and no illnesses thank god and knock on wood.

My son started the self weaning process after he turned three in May of that year, and I was ready too. He nursed a bit at night into September. He had surgery in December and wanted to nurse through the following night, which I allowed, and my milk came in like I had just given birth. I even got engorged! He hasn’t nursed since. Breastfeeding was one of the most emotionally powerfull experiences of my life. I didn’t imagine when I started that I would nurse him that long, but I educated myself over time, and came to understnd both our needs. I will do it the same way again.

I breastfed the first for 3 years 1 month. The second weaned while I was pregnant. He was 2 years 8 months. I am still nursing my 3rd at 4 months of age.

Still going at 29 months.

still nursing here.. and my daughter will be 3 in March…

I nursed my daughter for 19 months, and looking back now that she’s 4 and a half, I wish I had nursed longer…I miss it A LOT! She still seeks comfort snuggled near her mommy’s “boobies”…she remembers nursing, and talks about it all the time.

I enjoyed every minute nursing. I nursed all 3 of my little angels. My first was short 8 months and then I found out I was pregnant again and my then I nursed her for 16months. My third 2 years. I enjoyed the closeness I had with ever little one! I miss it!!!

My male GP told me to stop nursing my 23.5 mth old son not because it was medically bad (he said that that was ok) but that it was psychologically bad. He also said that nursing didn’t prevent pregnancy (as if I didn’t already know that!) My reaction was that both comments were very stupid things to say to me, and I won’t be going back to that doctor again. My OB/GYN was very surprised that I was still nursing and managed to get pregnant again, however she never told me to stop. Just saying that I will continue to nurse until my son self weans or I dry up.