So, it's a year or two into breastfeeding, and you and your no-longer-a-baby are now veterans at the deal. But guess what--if you're planning on (or already into) extended breastfeeding, there's a whole new set of rules and questions that go along with it. First on the list is nutrition. Extending breastfeeding means not only are you eating for two, but the second person is much bigger. You might be wondering if you need to eat more food for your toddler, or if he or she has different nutritional needs, such as additional calcium. Some mamas like breastfeeding for a longer time in conjunction with formula or baby food. If this is the case for you, you might be wondering what ratio of breast milk to other food is appropriate. We'll fill you in on all that info and more in this section of Breastfeeding.com. If you're breastfeeding for a longer time, you might also find yourself with a breastfeeding newborn and a breastfeeding toddler at the same time. We'll help you navigate that potentially tricky situation. Breastfeeding children longer also means they'll get more and more aware of the world around them... which means they will also probably be more distracted while you're breastfeeding. We'll help you with tips and tricks to keep your child from twisting, kicking, and grabbing while nursing. When it comes down to it, breastfeeding children longer is a lifestyle choice, and you probably have a lot of questions that go along with it. Luckily, you've come to the right place for all the answers!