How did y'all mamas who breastfed successfully wean baby completely on foods? Do you just replace…

I would only give my daughter the boob at nap time and bed time. I gave her a cup during the day when she wanted something to drink. She had water or 100% juice and at 8 months she had 8 teeth lol she learned not to bite when she was about 6 months. I not her back one day, not hard just enough for her to feel my teeth and she didn't like it and she never bit me again. Well until now 🙄 lol

@nyandzysmommy, 8 teeth?! Lol yea I am getting a sippy cup today so she can start learning to drink from that

Try to get one that's good for her teeth not one with a spout cause they can mess up her teeth and you on t want that of you can help it. Can she drink out of a straw yet?

@nyandzysmommy, I never tried giving her a straw I'm going to do that when she wake up to see what she does. Lol and def going to find one without a spout😁

I used this cup and one with a straw when she was learning to use a cup

you can't replace breastmilk with solid food until 1 year. before a year the baby doesn't get any nutrients from solid food, so they will become malnourished. you'd have to switch from breastmilk to formula, then from formula to whole milk.

The baby doesn't get ANY nutrients from solid food? @crunchymomma that can't be right. A lot of the nutrients that the baby is getting from our milk comes from what we eat so there hast to be some nutrients in solid foods

@nyandzysmommy, I just saw that cup on Amazon! Lol thanks😁

You're welcome ☺️

I agree with @nyandzysmommy. My doc said they get nutrients from food like iron etc...@crunchymomma

@nyandzysmommy, WE get nutrients and can process them and turn them into nutritional breastmilk because our bodies have that ability. until a year old a babies body doesn't have that ability. food before one is just for fun. and that is stated by the American Academy of pediatrics who have done extensive research and testing on the subject. most current doctors do not follow the practice from AAP because they haven't updated their practice.