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51: Myth Busting Facts on Toddler Breastfeeding (empowerment for your next family holiday gathering)

51: Myth Busting Facts on Toddler Breastfeeding (empowerment for your next family holiday gathering)

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Are you nervous about your next holiday get-together, worrying about unsolicited comments about your breastfeeding toddler?

Myths and misconceptions abound when it comes to breastfeeding - and for some reason, there are people who feel they have a right to comment on your parenting.

But have no fear! I've got you.

In this episode, we’re busting common myths about breastfeeding beyond the first year, using research-backed information to help you feel confident and supported in your choices. We’ll cover:

  • Why breastfeeding into toddlerhood is biologically normal and globally common.
  • The nutritional powerhouse of breast milk after the first year.
  • Tandem feeding and breastfeeding during pregnancy: myths vs. reality.
  • The truth about breast milk, cavities, and oral health.
  • Benefits for both you and your child—beyond the emotional connection.

Grab your free Myth-Busting Toddler breastfeeding Fact Sheet at ownyourparentingstory.com/myths and have the facts at your fingertips for tough conversations with family, friends, or healthcare providers.


Podcast episodes mentioned:

  • Navigating Judgment Podcast Episode
  • Tandem Feeding Podcast Series
  • Toddler Teeth Podcast Episode
  • Milk Supply Podcast Episode
  • Picky Eating & Breastfeeding Podcast Episode



Grab your free guide to say "No" to the feed while still saying "yes" to the need at www.ownyourparentingstory.com/guide

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