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When is the right time to stop
breastfeeding?
In most Western countries, mothers hasten to stop breastfeeding
after the child reaches the age of six months. It is rare to find a
mother who breastfeeds her child for more than six months.
I do not agree with this practice because the child still needs
breast milk during the period when they stop breastfeeding. I
think that preparations to stop breastfeeding should be made at
the beginning of the second half of the second year of the child’s
life, and that breastfeeding should stop completely by the end of
the second year. At this age the child will be happy to sit with the
family and share their meals with them.
But stopping breastfeeding must be done gradually and slowly
Take the following steps:
1. Stop the mid-­‐morning feed and replace it with a cup of water.
2. After a while, you can stop the lunchtime feed and replace it
with solid food.
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3. After three days you can replace the evening feed with a meal
of fresh fruit and water.
4. After that, there can still be a few feeds at various times.
Reducing these can be done gradually by distracting the child at
times when he wants to come to you to breastfeed. You can ask
your husband to take the child and play with him outside the
house or take him out for some fresh air. After a few days you
will have completely stopped breastfeeding.
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