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Between the ages of 1 and 3, your toddler has special nutritional needs. Breastfeeding continues to be important, but more for comfort than for food.

Weaning your Toddler

Weaning a toddler can be a slow process. Using these techniques, a toddler can be weaned successfully and happily.

Bottle-Feeding: Weaning a Baby
Breastfeeding Your Toddler
Breastfeeding: Weaning a Baby

Last Updated: June 2021

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