Inc. Blurb

Goodnight, Goodnight. It's Milkies Time Inc. Blurb

Are you ready to stop breastfeeding during the day but your child is not? Are you feeling worn down by their constant demands to breastfeed? Then you say no and they have a huge, guilt provoking meltdown. 'Goodnight, Goodnight. It's Milkies Time' is an illustrated children's storybook to help you day wean more peacefully. This book is for Mums who are ready to day wean but need some help to get them through it more gently. Give your child the predictability they need to feel secure due ing this transition. With rhyme that is easy to understand and simple to remember, your child will learn that there is "no more milkies during the day". The story takes you through a fun and connected day with Mum, with a goodbye to boob in the morning and a reappearance of 'milkies' at bedtime. As situations arise throughout the day boob free alternatives are offered to empower your child to meet their needs without breastfeeding. Alternatives include eating when hungry, drinking when thirsty, reading when tired and having cuddles with Mum when hurt. "Goodnight, Goodnight. It's milkies time. Milkies are here for your bedtime." With this book your child will know exactly when they will breastfeed. With consistency and predictability, the constant demands and meltdowns can become a thing of the past. Some weaning books rely on shaming your child to convince them they are too old for breastfeeding. 'Goodnight, Goodnight. It's Milkies Time' is completely gentle and respectful. This book is here to help you on your weaning journey to a future with less meltdowns, less breastfeeding and the same amazing bond. About the Author Hayley is a Mum to two boys. She started writing this book when she was pregnant and suffering nursing aversion. She couldn't find anything to help her cut back on daytime feeding in a way that felt gentle and respectful. She set out to write a children's storybook that would promote the amazing bond built by breastfeeding while also reducing daytime feeding.