Mydvija Care
₹1,299
Stopping breastfeeding doesn’t mean breaking the connection – it means building a new one.
Programme Curriculum
A Gentle Goodbye to Breastfeeding, Not at the Cost of Your Peace.
Stopping breastfeeding is a big step, and it’s normal to feel a mix of relief and emotions. This live session with Shrreya, a Certified Lactation Consultant, will guide you through a gradual, personalized weaning plan-from managing engorgement and milk supply to smoothly transitioning your baby to solids, bottle, or sippy cup. You’ll also get space to ask your questions and connect with a community of parents going through the same journey. It’s weaning with care, not guilt, so both you and your baby feel supported. Join us from anywhere in the world.
| Module | Topic | Focus | What You Learn | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | When to Start Weaning | Readiness signs & guidelines | Readiness signs worth watching for; WHO guidelines on breastfeeding duration; when it's not yet time to wean; a few persistent myths about weaning age. | |
| 2 | Gentle Feed Reduction | Step-by-step day & night reduction | A step-by-step approach to day and night feed reduction; replacing feeds with connection, comfort, and good nutrition; managing engorgement safely along the way. | |
| 3 | Sleep Association Break | Breaking the feed-to-sleep habit | Breaking the feed-to-sleep habit; alternative settling techniques that work; what the first two weeks tend to look like. | |
| 4 | Emotional Transition | Handling guilt, tantrums & hormones | Handling tantrums and resistance without losing your calm; working through mom guilt; emotional support for the hormonal shifts that come with this. | |
| 5 | Practical Weaning Plan | Day-wise routine & replacement tools | A day-wise routine and replacement strategy; introducing cups and comfort tools; supporting your toddler's growth once weaning is complete. | |
| 6 | Effects on Mother | Physical & emotional changes for mom | Hormonal changes, weight gain, and breast sagging; the emotional sense of lost connection; and working through separation anxiety on the mother's side. | |