The Toddler Breastfeeding Seminar:
Embracing Gentle Parenting in the Extended Nursing Relationship
- A 90 minute live webinar to learn how to make extended breastfeeding and gentle weaning more manageable for you and your family
- Learn about the 4 pillars of gentle parenting
- Discover Erin's 6-step process to setting a breastfeeding boundary
- Direct engagement with other toddler nursing moms
- Group Q&A time with Erin Harris - A Certified Lactation Educator, college instructor with two Master's Degrees in Communication and Health Communication, extended nursing mama for 4 1/2 years, wife, and mom of 2.
- Cost: FREE
- When: Wednesday Nov. 8th 10am-11:30am PT
Still Trying To Decide?
This Is For You If...
- You are currently breastfeeding a child over 1 year
- You are unsure how to transition from on-demand nursing to breastfeeding with loving boundaries
- You want to continue breastfeeding your toddler, but need guidance for how to make it manageable
- You don't want to continue breastfeeding, but aren't sure how to start the weaning process
- You took the Extended Breastfeeding Quiz and got the Turbulence result
- You are feeling alone in your extended nursing journey
- You struggle with co-sleeping and night nursing boundaries
This Is Not For You If...
- You are at the end stages of nursing (ex. only nursing once or twice in 24 hour period) and need guidance on how to get to that last nursing session
- You took the Extended Breastfeeding Quiz and got the Ready to Land the Plane result
- You have a child under 12 months old.
- You are totally happy in your breastfeeding experience and do not have a desire to connect with other nursing moms
- You aren't interested in learning about how to apply gentle parenting to your parent-child relationship.
Review
"I told my son last night that we can nurse ("have boop") when he goes to bed to sleep. It really worked! He didn't ask for it again until we'd been in bed reading 5 books. It's like he knew to wait til he was sleepy and actually ready to nurse to sleep. Normally he's frantic to feed as soon as I come to him once his dad's put in his pajamas! Thank you Erin! xxx"
Moksatara