The question of when to stop nursing was settled for me when the kids started teething. One good chomp and I was singing the praises of a plastic bottle.
The only thing I know is most women I know that have had children went back to work in 6-12 weeks not 6 months. Why would a employer keep your job for 6 months?
Templo S.U.D. over 3 years ago
time flies when you’re raising a newborn, huh?
Argythree over 3 years ago
It’s logical that a dentist might recognize that an infant is teething. And this also explains why April is constantly crying…
Enter.Name.Here over 3 years ago
John: “She’s teething.”
Elle: “Breast-feeding period, STOPS, NOW!”
GirlGeek Premium Member over 3 years ago
This might be a bad time but I called it!!
jpayne4040 over 3 years ago
LOL! And (I would think) Elly has no more objections!
Gerard:D over 3 years ago
Lynn’s Comments:
The question of when to stop nursing was settled for me when the kids started teething. One good chomp and I was singing the praises of a plastic bottle.
Bob Blumenfeld over 3 years ago
April, May, June, July, August, September — Why that’s right on schedule! Looks like we haven’t skipped much the past six months.
vaughnrl2003 Premium Member over 3 years ago
The song “Let it go” comes to mind. Also, “The Eye of the Tiger” for some reason.
summerdog over 3 years ago
Give her something hard to chew on, and a thick bib.
coffeemom88 over 3 years ago
Wow, already 6 months old . . sure, she’s “ready” for someone to take over. Ever hear of attachment parenting? Good grief.
Rufus The naked mole rat over 3 years ago
No. I think she’s therious.
Classyladyor over 3 years ago
The only thing I know is most women I know that have had children went back to work in 6-12 weeks not 6 months. Why would a employer keep your job for 6 months?
Teto85 Premium Member over 3 years ago
Time to make sure the breast pumps are working. Maybe get a second set in case of breakdown.