We're done!

After 15 months and 11 days our nursing days are over. We were down to
one morning feed. William had been showing no interest in the last
couple weeks, refusing a few times and most of the rest fussing because
he'd rather play with his toys. When he did feed it was very short, at
the most a minute. I decided this morning to offer him water as he
loves to drink out of his cup, which he had a bit of a slurp, put it
down very carefully, and then carried on playing with his fishies.

I've waffled on plenty before about the difficulties I've had so I'll
not say any more other than that I'm very proud to have been able to
nurse my little boy to this age and I am very grateful for all the help
I've been given along the way. I do feel a little sad but I know that
the time is right and that he is a happy little boy and we keep each
other happy in hundreds of different ways every day.

Cheers for everything

Jeni and 'Wibbles' William

Congratulations on doing such a great job!

Leslie

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After 15 months and 11 days our nursing days are over.
I decided this morning to offer him water as he
loves to drink out of his cup, which he had a bit of a slurp, put it
down very carefully, and then carried on playing with his fishies.

I do feel a little sad but I know that
the time is right and that he is a happy little boy and we keep each
other happy in hundreds of different ways every day.

Sounds wonderful! Congrats. Yes, you should be proud!

-Patty, mom of 1+2

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After 15 months and 11 days our nursing days are over.

Congratulations on a good job!

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