Breastfeeding of a 9-month-old child plays an increasingly smaller role in the daily routine. The child is mainly on natural food, using breast milk only at night.
At 2 months of age, the baby's routine is not much different from that of a one-month-old baby. There is still a great need for sleep. It is sleep that takes up most of the day.
At 3 months of age, the baby's regimen changes. He is breastfed. As soon as the child is 3 months old, you can introduce the first complementary food - apple juice.
A 4-month-old baby's worldview and needs are already changing significantly. Accordingly, the regime changes. Breastfeeding is still the basis of nutrition.
The routine of a child who has reached 6 months of age changes dramatically. Many new habits, skills, acquisitions and needs emerge.
At 7 months of age, breastfeeding is still maintained, but is rather seen as complementary. The regimen is already mixed.
For an 8-month-old child, breastfeeding gradually fades into the background. In the regime of the day is dominated by normal nutrition. As a rule, the child feeds on mother's milk only at night.
During pregnancy and lactation, a woman faces many restrictions. First of all, it concerns drug therapy.