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Why should I start weaning at six months? For around the first six months of life babies needs nothing more than breast milk or formula milk, which provide all the nutrients and vitamins that they need. Health experts agree six months (26 weeks) is the ideal time to start introducing your baby to solid foods.
Breastfeeding can and should continue when menstruation resumes. Mothers sometimes notice that their babies become fussy at the start of menstruation, perhaps because many mothers have a slight, temporary drop in milk supply at the start of their period. After a few days of increased nursing, the supply will return.