When should I stop comfort nursing?

There is no need to stop comfort nursing if your baby is feeding adequately, growing healthily, and shows no sign of developmental regression. As the baby grows older, they are likely to discover other ways to self-soothe. Most babies stop comfort nursing by themselves as they approach toddlerhood.

How do I stop my baby from comfort breastfeeding at night?

Here’s how: Reduce the time your child feeds by 2-5 minutes every second night. For example, if your child usually feeds for 10 minutes, feed for 8 minutes for 2 nights, then 6 minutes for the next 2 nights, and so on. Re-settle your child after each shortened feed with the settling techniques of your choice.

When can I let my baby sleep through the night without feeding?

When Can Baby Sleep Through The Night Without Feeding? It is typical for babies to start showing preference for longer sleeping times by four months. At six months, most babies are able to go outside for several hours without needing feeding and they begin to sleep comfortably.

How do I get my baby to sleep without nursing?

Turn off the lights and turn on calming music or nature sounds. Nurse or bottle-feed in a chair in your baby’s room. Rock your baby, while snuggling and singing your favorite lullaby until he/she shows signs of sleepiness. Lay baby down awake, but drowsy.