You know you're nursing a toddler when...

[@llli*babygirl05]

Now into toddler nursing with #2. He's 13 months and going through the baby sees boob baby NEEDS boob stage.

[@llli*mommy2lilah]

Now into toddler nursing with #2. He's 13 months and going through the baby sees boob baby NEEDS boob stage.

How can this be possible? Trixie is 20 months old. WHAT? She's been saying "Share, mama, share" when I unlatch her in the middle of the night.

[@llli*babygirl05]

How can this be possible? Trixie is 20 months old. WHAT? She's been saying "Share, mama, share" when I unlatch her in the middle of the night.

Wow 20 months! That is so cute!

[@llli*alphawoman]

YKYNAT when...

- nursing elicits applause!
- you hear "nom nom nom!" between gulps of milk
- a certain little someone is trying to stand without using hands while latched side-lying

And here's a new one from today:
- You're at the grocery checkout and, suddenly, a little hand is pulling at your bra out the neckline of your shirt as you unload your cart. This is, of course, visible to all.

[@llli*babygirl05]

....when your son uses 2 hands to lift your boob out of your shirt for a drink when you are trying t make him wait a minute

[@llli*pizanite]

...your 13 month old is perfecting her own "nipple sandwich" technique and using both hands to cram more boob in her mouth! Hilarious!

[@llli*newboob]

that's great pp! okay here's mine: YKYNAT when she gets off your lap at the chinese buffet to stand and try 2 nurse!

[@llli*joshuas.mommy]

My LO is only 11 months so technically not quite a toddler, but...YKYNAT when he nurses standing up, balancing on one foot!

[@llli*mtmama]

super cute. i always love these

[@llli*wiggle.bug]

DS was nursing on my lap, holding a leprachaun doll, when suddenly he unlatched, held the doll to my nipple, and said, "num num num." Since then, I have nursed multiple Elmo dolls, Elmo slippers, a baby doll, a rabbit, an elephant, a monkey, and a lion. I did not nurse the football or other balls because, as I told him, "People and animals need mama milk. Balls do not need milk." It makes sense to me. He keeps trying, though

At one point, I had a bruise on one of my breasts. DS would point to it and say, "owie." Then, when he was nursing on the other side and wanted to go back to the side with the bruise, he just started saying, "la owie". Now, whenever he wants to switch sides, or when he wants something other than what he has (food, toys, anything), he says "la owie."