Just two weeks after my son’s first birthday, our breastfeeding journey came to an end. I’m ecstatic. I’m planning for him to be my last baby, so I’m excited to toss all of my nursing gear into the giveaway pile. I’m keeping the pumped milk, though, because you never know when you might need a little liquid gold! I’m also already feeling nostalgic. I know I’ll miss those precious moments holding my littles close, providing them with nourishment, and creating the sweetest bond. I think it’s normal to feel both. If you’re a mom who is preparing to wean your breastfed baby and feeling a multitude of emotions, know that it’s totally normal. You can feel excited that something is over while also feeling a twang of sadness that the chapter has come to an end. I’m sharing 4 tips for weaning your brestfed baby with no fuss in the latest post on my blog. I hope my tried and true method is helpful! #breastfeeding #breastfeedingjourney #weaning #weaningbaby #weaningjourney #weaningtips #weanin...