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does "stop breastfeeding" mean completely stop or does it mean that few times breastfeeding in a day? i am asking this question as i did exclusive breastfeeding till 6months but now doing it only twice a day...
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At times the periods may return a few weeks after you stop breast feeding completely. It's normal.
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