An 11-month-old baby eats nothing but breast milk, and there’s concern about the impact of weaning on the child’s growth and development.

Generally speaking, a baby of one year old can start considering weaning.

Preparation should be made before weaning, and it should not be done abruptly.

After weaning, the baby is experiencing constipation, asking whether it’s possible to breastfeed again, and seeking solutions for constipation.

After temporarily stopping breastfeeding due to a cold, there is an issue of incomplete milk ejection and reduced quantity. Inquiry about whether this is a symptom of weaning and the corresponding methods.

An 11-month-old baby can be weaned. If conditions allow, it’s beneficial to give the baby more breast milk, as it strengthens their immunity. Moreover, if the baby is accustomed to breast milk, they will likely not accept formula milk. It is advisable to wean the baby after a week. By the time the baby is 10 to 12 months old, they have gradually adapted to foods other than breast milk. Adding to that, the baby has grown a few incisors, the digestive enzymes in their stomach are increasing, and the muscles in their intestinal wall are more mature, making it an ideal time for weaning.

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