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A gentle goodbye to breastfeeding as told through the eyes of a toddler.
Bye-Bye, Boobies is a sweet, rhyming weaning story written in Canadian English by a Canadian mom and International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC). This softcover edition is designed for everyday use, is heartfelt, and perfect for families easing into the next stage of their journey.
Told from a toddler's point of view, the story begins with nursing as a baby and ends with a proud weaning party a joyful celebration of growing up. With diverse, inclusive illustrations and lyrical language, it supports emotional connection during the transition away from breastfeeding.
Ideal for gentle weaning, extended breastfeeding, or night weaning, this book helps little ones understand and embrace the change with pride and confidence.
Perfect for toddlers aged 0-5, breastfeeding moms, and everyday story time.
Why Canadian families love this edition:
Written by a Canadian lactation consultant and mom
Includes a joyful weaning party to mark the milestone
Rhyming text told from the child's perspective
Softcover format for practical, everyday reading
Features a diverse, loving family with inclusive illustrations
Helps normalize weaning as a positive, empowering step
Supports emotional bonding and early conversations
Whether you're preparing to stop breastfeeding or just beginning to talk about it, Bye-Bye, Boobies is a comforting, child-centered story that brings warmth and joy to the weaning journey, Canadian-style.
This edition is published in Canadian English, with spelling and vocabulary reflecting Canadian families everyday usage.
