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

[@llli*krystine]

When she tells Grandma (my mom) this story : "once upon a time, there was a girl named J, and there were some nums and they were called nummies. And one was really full and had lots and lots of milk, and one was empty. The end"
She also talks to my breasts. Like "num, do you want some yogurt?" "the nummie thought that was funny!" Sometimes it's a little weird.

[@llli*jenna562]

When you take your older kid to the eye doctor, and while she's getting her eye exam your toddler is feeling you up while giving a high-volume monologue about "pupple". "I like dat one-two pupple, mommy. I like da big pupple. I want pupple. I want a nuss."

thanks goodness nobody know what a pupple is!

[@llli*longtalltexan]

That one-two pupple line is so amazing - what a cutie!!

Still no names from my nursling, but he has started to interrupt nursing sessions to push my breast up toward my face, indicating that I should have a sip, too. I've told him no, thank you, but he's not satisfied until I pretend to try it.

Adorable!

[@llli*mamaDuMonte]

I just keep having these moments that crack me up. Again still a little early......

When he stops nursing, blows raspberries all over your chest, cracks up laughing at himself. Then goes back to nursing like nothing happened. Repeating every minute or so.

[@llli*lovinmommyhood]

Once in a while when my DS requests to switch sides he will say "buuuh-bye" and wave to the breast he's leaving. Cracked me up the first time he did that.
Also, occasionally in the middle of nursing, he'll stop, bring his little fingers to my breast, pretend to grab some milk and then feed me some of my pretend milk . Soooo cute!

[@llli*scienceteachermommy]

DS2 now starts to giggle when I am getting ready to nurse him. It is like he thinks he is getting away with something--he may be noticing that his siblings don't get to nurse.

I call it his "lactation laugh."

[@llli*auderey]

your baby literally rolls you over in bed so he can nurse

your grumpy baby starts clapping when he sees you unclasp your bra.

[@llli*mamaDuMonte]

When you get an applause for having your shirt off.... When I was changing W looked up, saw that I had no shirt on, clapped laughed and crawled over to get some milk.


Or When you can sit the on the counter and just stand there while they nurse.

[@llli*phi]

...when he waves and says "Bye-bye milkies" every time you put on a bra.

[@llli*rosie.chavez]

When you say it's time to change sides, and he says, "change gears"!