Toddler Twiddling: Embracing the Unique Bond of Breastfeeding Beyond Infancy

As a mother navigates the beautiful journey of breastfeeding, she encounters a myriad of moments that transcend the simple act of nourishment. Among these is the phenomenon known as "toddler twiddling," a behavior in which a breastfeeding toddler plays with the opposite breast while nursing. While toddler twiddling may seem curious or even amusing to some, it holds profound significance in the breastfeeding relationship, offering both mother and child a unique avenue for connection, comfort, and bonding. In this blog post, we delve into the reasons why toddlers engage in twiddling and explore the benefits it brings to both mother and child.

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