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By *uicylucy76 OP   Woman
over a year ago

thornton cleveleys

Ok just out of general interest, how long do people think it is acceptable to breastfeed for?

I'm obviously not talking about school age or anything.

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By *ust MonicaWoman
over a year ago

CAMBRIDGESHIRE

A year?? Depends on the woman and child really x

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By *issHottieBottieWoman
over a year ago

Kent

If I'd been able to do it I would of done so for around 6 months.

I know someone who's girl is just coming up for 3 and she just goes up to her lifts her top and gets her boob out herself and has a drink. I now it's natural etc but to me that's just not right.

However it's up to them what they do so that's fair enough. I just wouldnt feel comfortable with that.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

As long as you and your child are comfortable doing it. Breast feeding is a non-sexual firm of physical bonding for mum and child, but also a personal choice.

Longest I did it for was 4 months, once they start teething I didnt enjoy it any more.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I bottle fed all mine so cant really comment but i would personally say once a child can walk and talk it would seem a little unusual. Then again in some countries it is the norm until age 4 or even older. I suppose it depends on each child really

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I loved it and did it for a year with my first but only 5 months with my second

For me each one was very different so it will depend on both of you and what feels like the right time to stop

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Until the baby is full

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Once they have teeth lol.... technically though once on food milk is less important

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By *uicylucy76 OP   Woman
over a year ago

thornton cleveleys

I suppose there is no right answer but my youngest is just 2. I never planned on bf this long. It's just I had a comment from a friend saying it's about time I stopped as it's not socially acceptable.

I only feed at home, not because I won't in public, just that I don't need to as its

only around bedtime and nap time.

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By *ngieandMrManCouple
over a year ago

hereford

Many years ago, I was in my early 20's at the time, I knew a mother who was still breastfeeding a 5 AND 6 year-old... in public.

To be honest, I didn't really have any opinions about it one way or the other but there was one aspect of it that I did find uncomfortable at first.

Thing is, the kids had learned that agitating the breast prior to a feed brought the milk on for an easy feed.

From an ignorant observer point of view it 'looked like' these two kids were punching their mum in the tits and were allowed to get away with it!

Anyway, after agitating they would stick their heads up her jumper and get on with it... in the pub on a Sunday lunchtime!

Apart from misunderstanding the 'tit punching' part I don't think anyone, including me took any notice. That said, at a party one night, having had a few, she ended up topless and so the 'spouts' were on full view. Yes, I meant to say 'spouts' not nipples. They looked more like a small flaccid penis than nipple and anything but attractive.

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By *uicylucy76 OP   Woman
over a year ago

thornton cleveleys

What I suppose I don't understand is how is it acceptable for a two year old to still have a bottle at bedtime or a dummy but less acceptable to still bf?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I did it for 14 months and then my son just stopped wanting me

I was cutting it down with an aim to stop at 12 months but my son had other ideas.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I suppose there is no right answer but my youngest is just 2. I never planned on bf this long. It's just I had a comment from a friend saying it's about time I stopped as it's not socially acceptable.

I only feed at home, not because I won't in public, just that I don't need to as its

only around bedtime and nap time.

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there's no right or wrong time hun, whatever feels right for you.

you're little ones feeding for comfort before bed & naps tho & probably not for nutrition so you might find that a hard routine to change when you want them to settle themselves to sleep. x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Well done on doing it for so long actually. If you're both happy to continue and enjoying that bonding time then continue to do it. Yeah it's not usual but it doesn't mean it's wrong. Wouldn't bother me to see any parent feeding an older child this way, your kids, your life, your choice.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I personally think 12 months maximum. By this time it's not needed and they should be on cows milk. They should also be drinking out of a cup not a bottle. I got my son on a cup when he was weaning at 6 months old and a bottle and bed ring only until he was a year.

Both tits and teats are not good for their teeth development

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By *Ryan-Man
over a year ago

In Your Bush

Only until they are old enough to say bitty

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By *uicylucy76 OP   Woman
over a year ago

thornton cleveleys


"I suppose there is no right answer but my youngest is just 2. I never planned on bf this long. It's just I had a comment from a friend saying it's about time I stopped as it's not socially acceptable.

I only feed at home, not because I won't in public, just that I don't need to as its

only around bedtime and nap time.

there's no right or wrong time hun, whatever feels right for you.

you're little ones feeding for comfort before bed & naps tho & probably not for nutrition so you might find that a hard routine to change when you want them to settle themselves to sleep. x

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I made that mistake in the beginning of feeding to sleep.. I make sure she's awake when I put her in her cot.

I am ready to stop.. I will have to make her go cold turkey soon haha

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By *uby0000Woman
over a year ago

hertfordshire

my 23 month old grandson wont stop

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By *uicylucy76 OP   Woman
over a year ago

thornton cleveleys


"I personally think 12 months maximum. By this time it's not needed and they should be on cows milk. They should also be drinking out of a cup not a bottle. I got my son on a cup when he was weaning at 6 months old and a bottle and bed ring only until he was a year.

Both tits and teats are not good for their teeth development "

Yes that's worries me before about their teeth.. She does actually have cows milk to.. Why is breastmilk not needed at 12 months?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I fed all mine till they was a year old, each to their own but I felt a year was old enough to go onto follow on milk and a beaker

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Because they will get all nutrients via food x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I personally think 12 months maximum. By this time it's not needed and they should be on cows milk. They should also be drinking out of a cup not a bottle. I got my son on a cup when he was weaning at 6 months old and a bottle and bed ring only until he was a year.

Both tits and teats are not good for their teeth development

Yes that's worries me before about their teeth.. She does actually have cows milk to.. Why is breastmilk not needed at 12 months?"

because in this country their are substitutes, though there is no reason to carry on feeding your child after 12 months that does not mean you have to swap them onto something else, that's a personal choice

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By *otsoSnowWhiteWoman
over a year ago

My Ice Castle! South Wales


"I personally think 12 months maximum. By this time it's not needed and they should be on cows milk. They should also be drinking out of a cup not a bottle. I got my son on a cup when he was weaning at 6 months old and a bottle and bed ring only until he was a year.

Both tits and teats are not good for their teeth development

Yes that's worries me before about their teeth.. She does actually have cows milk to.. Why is breastmilk not needed at 12 months?"

Isn't it something to do with fat content and calcium?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

There is no actual guideline and as long as mum and child are comfortable. I fed most of mine over a year...

It was such an amazing experience. I've seen two years olds still feed but with children starting nursery so early now is imagine it would stop about then.

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By *uicylucy76 OP   Woman
over a year ago

thornton cleveleys

For me it's not just about the nutritious value, it also has many health benefits for both of us.

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By *uicylucy76 OP   Woman
over a year ago

thornton cleveleys


"I personally think 12 months maximum. By this time it's not needed and they should be on cows milk. They should also be drinking out of a cup not a bottle. I got my son on a cup when he was weaning at 6 months old and a bottle and bed ring only until he was a year.

Both tits and teats are not good for their teeth development

Yes that's worries me before about their teeth.. She does actually have cows milk to.. Why is breastmilk not needed at 12 months?

because in this country their are substitutes, though there is no reason to carry on feeding your child after 12 months that does not mean you have to swap them onto something else, that's a personal choice "

Why give a substitute? Everyone's different I guess... But there Are many reasons to bf past 1 yr

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"What I suppose I don't understand is how is it acceptable for a two year old to still have a bottle at bedtime or a dummy but less acceptable to still bf? "

come to mine and get my lo to sleep without a bottle (even for nap time) then stay a week and make lo sleep through!! Xx

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod
over a year ago

East Sussex


"I personally think 12 months maximum. By this time it's not needed and they should be on cows milk. They should also be drinking out of a cup not a bottle. I got my son on a cup when he was weaning at 6 months old and a bottle and bed ring only until he was a year.

Both tits and teats are not good for their teeth development

Yes that's worries me before about their teeth.. She does actually have cows milk to.. Why is breastmilk not needed at 12 months?

because in this country their are substitutes, though there is no reason to carry on feeding your child after 12 months that does not mean you have to swap them onto something else, that's a personal choice

Why give a substitute? Everyone's different I guess... But there Are many reasons to bf past 1 yr "

The thing is that women will be criticised whatever they do. If you breast feed too long its wrong, not long enough...guess what wrong. Acceptance and support of every mother's choice in child rearing whether you agree with it or not (as long as its safe) is the way forward and realise that although your way is best for you it might not be for someone else.

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By *uicylucy76 OP   Woman
over a year ago

thornton cleveleys


"What I suppose I don't understand is how is it acceptable for a two year old to still have a bottle at bedtime or a dummy but less acceptable to still bf?

come to mine and get my lo to sleep without a bottle (even for nap time) then stay a week and make lo sleep through!! Xx"

I don't have problems with bottles or dummy's, anymore than I do bf... I just meant why is ok for a toddler to have a bottle but not to bf.

I know how hard it is and sometimes parents will do anything to keep their kids asleep

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By *inaTitzTV/TS
over a year ago

Titz Towers, North Notts

I wonder if I could alter mine to have a small tap on each and some ginger beer or something on tap?

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By *uicylucy76 OP   Woman
over a year ago

thornton cleveleys


"I personally think 12 months maximum. By this time it's not needed and they should be on cows milk. They should also be drinking out of a cup not a bottle. I got my son on a cup when he was weaning at 6 months old and a bottle and bed ring only until he was a year.

Both tits and teats are not good for their teeth development

Yes that's worries me before about their teeth.. She does actually have cows milk to.. Why is breastmilk not needed at 12 months?

because in this country their are substitutes, though there is no reason to carry on feeding your child after 12 months that does not mean you have to swap them onto something else, that's a personal choice

Why give a substitute? Everyone's different I guess... But there Are many reasons to bf past 1 yr

The thing is that women will be criticised whatever they do. If you breast feed too long its wrong, not long enough...guess what wrong. Acceptance and support of every mother's choice in child rearing whether you agree with it or not (as long as its safe) is the way forward and realise that although your way is best for you it might not be for someone else.

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod
over a year ago

East Sussex


"What I suppose I don't understand is how is it acceptable for a two year old to still have a bottle at bedtime or a dummy but less acceptable to still bf?

come to mine and get my lo to sleep without a bottle (even for nap time) then stay a week and make lo sleep through!! Xx

I don't have problems with bottles or dummy's, anymore than I do bf... I just meant why is ok for a toddler to have a bottle but not to bf.

I know how hard it is and sometimes parents will do anything to keep their kids asleep "

its just the way society is at the moment. I find it amusing that people have no problem with seeing breasts in their sexual role but struggle with them in their nurturing role.

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By *uicylucy76 OP   Woman
over a year ago

thornton cleveleys


"I wonder if I could alter mine to have a small tap on each and some ginger beer or something on tap? "

Haha that would be great

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I wonder if I could alter mine to have a small tap on each and some ginger beer or something on tap? "

I'd have a bang on them if you put Guinness in them.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Our two oldest only 4 months.

The youngest one I breast fed until he was 18 months

Two older ones did not want to breast feed anymore when I introduced them to the bottle.

Youngest one hated the bottles. And he is the only one of our kids that doesn't have allergies or asthma. I do think the breast feeding is the reason.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Ok just out of general interest, how long do people think it is acceptable to breastfeed for?

I'm obviously not talking about school age or anything."

Bf until u feel the time is right to stop. I hate all the judgementals regarding bf. it's a natural thing. Hate when people pass comment when they see it in public.

Obviously it has to stop at a certain age but every baby is different.

Just go with the flow (excuse the pun)

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I breastfed all of mine until they were about a year old, they weaned themselves off around that age.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I personally think 12 months maximum. By this time it's not needed and they should be on cows milk. They should also be drinking out of a cup not a bottle. I got my son on a cup when he was weaning at 6 months old and a bottle and bed ring only until he was a year.

Both tits and teats are not good for their teeth development "

Dummies too!

You can tell when they've had a dummy for too long, their teeth are slanted and look like a rabbit

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Ok just out of general interest, how long do people think it is acceptable to breastfeed for?

I'm obviously not talking about school age or anything."

Different cultures would say different things but I would say once the child is talking maybe its time to think about it.

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By *dluvvaMan
over a year ago

lancaster

with you monica who wants to stop

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"with you monica who wants to stop "

Psst! You've got brown on your nose

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By *ampWithABrainWoman
over a year ago

Glasgow


"What I suppose I don't understand is how is it acceptable for a two year old to still have a bottle at bedtime or a dummy but less acceptable to still bf? "

Exactly. Health wise I think who advise up till age 3, I had hoped to bf for a year but milk dried at 8 months

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I personally think 12 months maximum. By this time it's not needed and they should be on cows milk. They should also be drinking out of a cup not a bottle. I got my son on a cup when he was weaning at 6 months old and a bottle and bed ring only until he was a year.

Both tits and teats are not good for their teeth development "

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By *B9 QueenWoman
over a year ago

Over the rainbow, under the bridge


"I bottle fed all mine so cant really comment but i would personally say once a child can walk and talk it would seem a little unusual. Then again in some countries it is the norm until age 4 or even older. I suppose it depends on each child really "

My sister in law breastfed all hers to the age of 3. Perfectly normal in their culture.

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By *uke olovingmanMan
over a year ago

Gravesend

once teeth appear . doesnt it become too uncomfortable .. and they can deal with food then anyway ... i think 58 is still acceptable lol

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By *rtemisiaWoman
over a year ago

Norwich


"I personally think 12 months maximum. By this time it's not needed and they should be on cows milk. They should also be drinking out of a cup not a bottle. I got my son on a cup when he was weaning at 6 months old and a bottle and bed ring only until he was a year.

Both tits and teats are not good for their teeth development

Yes that's worries me before about their teeth.. She does actually have cows milk to.. Why is breastmilk not needed at 12 months?

because in this country their are substitutes, though there is no reason to carry on feeding your child after 12 months that does not mean you have to swap them onto something else, that's a personal choice

Why give a substitute? Everyone's different I guess... But there Are many reasons to bf past 1 yr

The thing is that women will be criticised whatever they do. If you breast feed too long its wrong, not long enough...guess what wrong. Acceptance and support of every mother's choice in child rearing whether you agree with it or not (as long as its safe) is the way forward and realise that although your way is best for you it might not be for someone else.

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By *uicylucy76 OP   Woman
over a year ago

thornton cleveleys


"once teeth appear . doesnt it become too uncomfortable .. and they can deal with food then anyway ... i think 58 is still acceptable lol"

Since when did you suck with teeth?

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By *uicylucy76 OP   Woman
over a year ago

thornton cleveleys

Seems to be a lot of confusion about bf.. Maybe that is why this country is so hung up about it?

Baby's/ toddlers that bf still eat food.

There are many health reasons to continue to bf, to both mother and child not just nutritional value.

I'm grateful for all the responses and shows a mixture of opinions.

I think I'll carry on till my daughter or I get fed up.

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By *orneyashell87Couple
over a year ago

stockotn on tees

I wanted to bf both mine until they were 1 but both stopped at 3 months.. x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"once teeth appear . doesnt it become too uncomfortable .. and they can deal with food then anyway ... i think 58 is still acceptable lol

Since when did you suck with teeth? "

Mrs P had an awful time when ours started to produce teeth. It became terribly painful for her and was one of the reasons why she decided to stop. Both of our were terrible biters.

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By *adyGardenWoman
over a year ago

LONDON (se)

I couldn't breastfeed my oldest as I was completely dry for 3 days after she was born and she was in intensive care. When I could feed her she just wasn't interested. I felt really guilty. My second I only managed 2 weeks as she was born with teeth and and after feeding she would have a good chew. I started bleeding and it was vey painful. I was planning on 4 to 6 months. I do think they should be off the breast before 2 but still fed breast milk as long as it can be expressed.

I really don't get why we don't continue drinking human milk instead of moving onto cows milk.

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By *overs14Couple
over a year ago

norwich

The longest I fed for was 5 months. A girl on my Facebook baby group is still feeding her son who is just over 3. I don't have a problem with it but I find it a bit funny when she post pics of her feeding him.

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By *uicylucy76 OP   Woman
over a year ago

thornton cleveleys


"I couldn't breastfeed my oldest as I was completely dry for 3 days after she was born and she was in intensive care. When I could feed her she just wasn't interested. I felt really guilty. My second I only managed 2 weeks as she was born with teeth and and after feeding she would have a good chew. I started bleeding and it was vey painful. I was planning on 4 to 6 months. I do think they should be off the breast before 2 but still fed breast milk as long as it can be expressed.

I really don't get why we don't continue drinking human milk instead of moving onto cows milk."

Never feel guilty about not being able to bf.. At the end of the day all that matters is that the child is fed!

Why is expressing milk ok and bf not?

And humans drink human milk as we are not cows! Cows milk is designed for cows and human milk Taylor made for growing baby's! There are many health reasons to have breast milk that doesn't happen giving cows milk.

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By *uicylucy76 OP   Woman
over a year ago

thornton cleveleys


"The longest I fed for was 5 months. A girl on my Facebook baby group is still feeding her son who is just over 3. I don't have a problem with it but I find it a bit funny when she post pics of her feeding him. "

Yikes!! Don't think I'd plaster any pics no matter what age of my child feeding

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By *adyGardenWoman
over a year ago

LONDON (se)


"I couldn't breastfeed my oldest as I was completely dry for 3 days after she was born and she was in intensive care. When I could feed her she just wasn't interested. I felt really guilty. My second I only managed 2 weeks as she was born with teeth and and after feeding she would have a good chew. I started bleeding and it was vey painful. I was planning on 4 to 6 months. I do think they should be off the breast before 2 but still fed breast milk as long as it can be expressed.

I really don't get why we don't continue drinking human milk instead of moving onto cows milk.

Never feel guilty about not being able to bf.. At the end of the day all that matters is that the child is fed!

Why is expressing milk ok and bf not?

And humans drink human milk as we are not cows! Cows milk is designed for cows and human milk Taylor made for growing baby's! There are many health reasons to have breast milk that doesn't happen giving cows milk."

I don't think bf is a problem it is just deemed socially not excepted which I do feel is wrong. I have much respect for those thst continue as long as they feel comfortable.

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By *john121Man
over a year ago

staffs

OOOHHHH BITTY! BITTY!

teeth or teething must be the cut off point I would have thought.

may explain why some husbands stray if the wife is insistent on still breastfeeding past the teething/teeth stage. unless its a turn on!

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By *uicylucy76 OP   Woman
over a year ago

thornton cleveleys


"OOOHHHH BITTY! BITTY!

teeth or teething must be the cut off point I would have thought.

may explain why some husbands stray if the wife is insistent on still breastfeeding past the teething/teeth stage. unless its a turn on!"

My daughter doesn't suck with her teeth so it's not an issue and husbands stray because of bf? I'm just glad my partners haven't had that attitude.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

whatever age you feel comfortable doing it.,

Dont let others tell you, only you know your children.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"whatever age you feel comfortable doing it.,

Dont let others tell you, only you know your children."

This. Its you're choice and you shouldn't feel pressured into dropping if you don't want to. Same as mothers who don't breast feed should not feel pressured into doing it

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"OOOHHHH BITTY! BITTY!

teeth or teething must be the cut off point I would have thought.

may explain why some husbands stray if the wife is insistent on still breastfeeding past the teething/teeth stage. unless its a turn on!"

That's got to be the daftest post I've ever seen on Fab, and that's saying something because I've seen a few.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"OOOHHHH BITTY! BITTY!

teeth or teething must be the cut off point I would have thought.

may explain why some husbands stray if the wife is insistent on still breastfeeding past the teething/teeth stage. unless its a turn on!

That's got to be the daftest post I've ever seen on Fab, and that's saying something because I've seen a few. "

I think I'm with you on this.. what a totally daft thing to say

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod
over a year ago

East Sussex


"OOOHHHH BITTY! BITTY!

teeth or teething must be the cut off point I would have thought.

may explain why some husbands stray if the wife is insistent on still breastfeeding past the teething/teeth stage. unless its a turn on!"

Lol. You are of course joking.....aren't you? Those awful wives using their breasts to feed children and excluding the poor husband.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"OOOHHHH BITTY! BITTY!

teeth or teething must be the cut off point I would have thought.

may explain why some husbands stray if the wife is insistent on still breastfeeding past the teething/teeth stage. unless its a turn on!

Lol. You are of course joking.....aren't you? Those awful wives using their breasts to feed children and excluding the poor husband. "

Those tits are mine I tell you, I've only lent them to the baby.

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod
over a year ago

East Sussex


"OOOHHHH BITTY! BITTY!

teeth or teething must be the cut off point I would have thought.

may explain why some husbands stray if the wife is insistent on still breastfeeding past the teething/teeth stage. unless its a turn on!

Lol. You are of course joking.....aren't you? Those awful wives using their breasts to feed children and excluding the poor husband.

Those tits are mine I tell you, I've only lent them to the baby. "

Speaking as a woman who ensures that she always changes her apron, refreshes her lipstick and ensures that the children are locked bound and gagged in the cupboard under the stairs before the man of the house returns from a hard day at the office. I am positive that he will never stray

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I think it should go on until the bloke is in his 50's!!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I think it should go on until the bloke is in his 50's!!"

You dirty bleeder!!

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By *uicylucy76 OP   Woman
over a year ago

thornton cleveleys


"OOOHHHH BITTY! BITTY!

teeth or teething must be the cut off point I would have thought.

may explain why some husbands stray if the wife is insistent on still breastfeeding past the teething/teeth stage. unless its a turn on!

That's got to be the daftest post I've ever seen on Fab, and that's saying something because I've seen a few. "

I actually thought the same but the only thing that was getting bit was my tongue..

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By *B9 QueenWoman
over a year ago

Over the rainbow, under the bridge

My daughter wasn't breastfed. She was and still is perfectly healthy. And has the constitution of an ox. She's rarely ill and was never really ill as a child. She had mumps but recovered very quickly. German measles but that didn't even slow her down.

She was the tallest in her class and is now 5'11".

I never felt guilty about not breastfeeding.

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By *icecouple561Couple
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over a year ago

East Sussex


"My daughter wasn't breastfed. She was and still is perfectly healthy. And has the constitution of an ox. She's rarely ill and was never really ill as a child. She had mumps but recovered very quickly. German measles but that didn't even slow her down.

She was the tallest in her class and is now 5'11".

I never felt guilty about not breastfeeding. "

And neither should you.

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