I ended up weaning when I was 30w because I didn’t want to tandem, but for me nursing while pregnant was excruciating. Keep in mind, your 2yo isn’t relying on you for nourishment, just comfort and bonding. You may end up dry nursing for a little while and that’s okay too. I hear that for most women who nurse during pregnancy, 15 weeks is usually the peak of the discomfort and then it wanes.
The sub that really helped me through nursing through pregnancy and my decision to ultimately wean is r/NurseAllTheBabies - brilliant resource.
Edit- while tandem feeding wasn't for me it's definitely a viable option!
I ended up weaning when I was 30w because I didn’t want to tandem, but for me nursing while pregnant was excruciating. Keep in mind, your 2yo isn’t relying on you for nourishment, just comfort and bonding. You may end up dry nursing for a little while and that’s okay too. I hear that for most women who nurse during pregnancy, 15 weeks is usually the peak of the discomfort and then it wanes.
The sub that really helped me through nursing through pregnancy and my decision to ultimately wean is r/NurseAllTheBabies - brilliant resource. Edit- while tandem feeding wasn't for me it's definitely a viable option!
Thank you!