thread: Seems ironic that one the eve of World Breastfeeding week

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  1. #1

    May 2008
    Melbourne, Vic
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    Re: Seems ironic that one the eve of World Breastfeeding week

    Many hugs Kim amazing journey!

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    Registered User

    Feb 2007
    Ma hoos
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    Re: Seems ironic that one the eve of World Breastfeeding week

    Must be something in the air. My DS2 announced last night that he didn't need milk anymore, and that he would sleep in his own bed, thus simultaneously ending my breastfeeding & co-sleeping journey (breastsleeping anyone :-) ) I am not nearly as zen as you sound, because even though I've been expecting the BFing to finish (he's 4 and a bit), I wasn't expecting him to decamp to another room just yet. And I have bawled my eyes out in quiet moments. Still, 7 years and 2 weeks BFing all up, a job well done all things considered :-)

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    Oct 2007
    Middle Victoria
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    Re: Seems ironic that one the eve of World Breastfeeding week

    Congratulations both of you!

    Bhoysgirl, did you see James McKenna talk at LG? i was there on the Saturday.

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    BellyBelly Life Subscriber

    Jan 2006
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    Re: Seems ironic that one the eve of World Breastfeeding week

    Breastsleeping ftw!

    And what a wonderful ending to a great thing (it's not really over, of course, just on to the next phase). Congrats.

  5. #5
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    Feb 2007
    Ma hoos
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    Re: Seems ironic that one the eve of World Breastfeeding week

    HotI - I was lucky enough to see all his presentations. Amazing weekend, I am still on a bit of a brain buzz from it all.

    Onthefly - LOL, I just had to google the meaning of ftw ;-) There were two main versions I found, I'm going with the more positive of the two..