Seven ways to wean your baby scientifically are as follows: 1. You can give your baby a meal of milk, and the amount of complementary food is gradually increasing. This is a step-by-step process. 2. It is best to start with the milk you fed during the day when reducing milk. 3. To give your baby a comprehensive physical examination, you should only consider weaning when your baby's overall physical condition is very good and his digestive function is completely normal. 4. Weaning should be done when the baby is not sick and healthy. During weaning, mothers should care more about and love their babies and spend more time with them. 6. Weaning can't be done in a hasty and blunt way. It must be done step by step and respect the baby's wishes. 7. In the process of weaning, the mother should not only let the baby gradually adapt to the changes in diet, but also be decisive and resolute. You can't always breastfeed because your baby is crying, and weaning is even worse.

1. Breast milk is the most natural, safe and complete natural food during the baby's growth. It contains all the nutrients and antibodies that babies need for growth. In particular, breast milk contains 50% fat, which not only supplies the baby with body heat, but also meets the fat needed for the baby's brain development (60% of the brain structure comes from fat); Rich in calcium and phosphorus can make the baby grow tall and strong; Immunoglobulin can effectively prevent and protect infants from infection and chronic diseases; Bifidobacterium and oligosaccharide can inhibit the reproduction of intestinal bacteria and help digestion. In addition, the intimate contact and parent-child relationship of breastfeeding can stimulate the brain and intellectual development of infants.

Second, the main reasons for some mothers to give up breastfeeding are: lack of milk, worry about the baby's insufficiency or malnutrition, pain when the baby refuses to suck, physical exhaustion, sore nipples or broken skin, swollen breasts, inconvenient work and other factors.

Thirdly, breastfeeding has many benefits, which benefit both the baby and the mother. For babies, breast milk is nutritious and balanced. It contains carbohydrates, protein, fat, vitamins, minerals, fatty acids and taurine, which are very important for the brain development of infants. Protein and tiny fat particles are easily digested and absorbed by the baby, which makes the stomach comfortable.