Weaning in a sentence

Baby-led weaning, or 'BLW', as Amy refers to it in the clips, is a style that skips purees, meaning babies go straight from milk to solids.

I didn’t enjoy the weaning phase – I was too sleep deprived, and too anxious about choking – but one of the things that did make it easier was batch-cooking a slow-simmered tomato sauce, which I then froze in bulk.

President Biden said U.S. ties to India were strengthening rapidly, as he concluded a round of talks with India’s leader in which the two countries announced defense deals aimed at weaning New Delhi off arms purchases from Russia.

Now, access to the app needed to lock in the bassinet’s rocking level, to track the baby’s sleep and to use the so-called weaning mode, among other features, will cost parents $20 a month.

Sport is a key part of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's Vision 2030, which aims to transform Saudi Arabia into a tourism and business hub while weaning the world's biggest oil exporter off fossil fuels.

The moulded plastic chair is the perfect size for weaning babies and still sits kids up to the age of three.

To the uninitiated, baby-led weaning can seem shocking and scary: You’re really just going to hand an infant with no teeth a whole chicken drumstick?

Weaning off Ozempic slowly instead of quitting abruptly can help prevent patients from regaining weight, study saysfortune.

While it is possible to get the job done in one fell swoop, if you don’t have the cash flow, weaning your property off gas appliances before abolishing the connection is another option.

At first Shephard said he tried to fix the problem himself by slowly weaning off the pills -- but it didn't work.

Backgrounding cattle is a management and feeding program in which cattle are fed for a period of time after weaning and before they are placed in finishing feedlots.

David and Wilma Finlay from Rainton Farm, which is home to the Ethical Dairy, say the system, which involves keeping calves with their mothers for a number of months before weaning, results in cows being calmer and easier to handle.

Freeland is seen as more willing to back up Trudeau's ambitions to use the crisis as an opportunity to push ambitious environmental spending to start weaning Canada's oil-dependent economy off fossil fuels.

It provides time for calves to get through the stress of weaning and develop immunity through vaccines recently administered.

Nigeria yesterday celebrated the 60th year of weaning himself from the grips of colonial masters.

The scientists also said that since the Moon has been weaning away from the Earth for billions of years, there is a possibility that more oxygen may have transported to the lunar surface when it was closer to the Earth.

Weaning weights are used to evaluate differences in growth potential of calves and the milking ability of their mothers.

Choking topped the list of worries about weaning, with mums also concerned about allergic reactions to new foods, how much food to give their baby, and concern that their baby won’t eat enough or will reject food.

Friday’s program included K-State Research and Extension Ag Agent Greg McClure with a discussion on calf weaning.

He said he began to treat those patients, with the goal of weaning them off high doses of immediate-release drugs.