Whatever the reason, when it comes time for weaning from breastfeeding, there's a lot to think about. You might be weaning because baby is allergic to your milk, because baby isn't gaining sufficient weight, because you're experiencing postpartum depression, because you're going back to work and you're not up for pumping...or it might simply just feel like time. Again, there are a million reasons to stop breastfeeding, and each one comes with its own set of questions and concerns--as well as many common themes that run throughout. We have answers to everything you're wondering about in terms of breastfeeding weaning here on Breastfeeding.com. We'll walk you through all the most basic steps of weaning, helping you out the entire way. Our comprehensive guide will let you know how to stop breastfeeding, how fast you can wean and what to do when and if baby won't accept the bottle. Some moms are on the lookout for medications to help with weaning, and we'll let you know if that is, in fact, an option for you. We'll tell you all about how to avoid mastitis (and what mastitis is), as well as what to do if you do actually get it. This section will also fill you in on how formula is (and isn't) like breast milk. Wondering how weaning will affect your fertility? This is also the place to go for information on that topic. If you've already been through the process of weaning, contribute to the discussion and answer some of your fellow Bumpies' questions.