weaning process
[ˈwiːnɪŋ ˈprɒsɛs]
nounpl: weaning processes
processo de desmame
1. The gradual transition of a baby or young animal from breast milk or formula to solid food or other sources of nutrition
The weaning process typically begins around six months of age.
O processo de desmame geralmente começa por volta dos seis meses de idade.
2. The act of accustoming someone to stop depending on something or someone
The weaning process from sugar addiction requires patience and dedication.
O processo de desmame do vício em açúcar requer paciência e dedicação.
In Brazil, the weaning process is an important developmental milestone discussed extensively by pediatricians and childcare professionals. Brazilian healthcare recommendations typically suggest introducing complementary foods (alimentação complementar) starting around six months of age. The term 'desmame' is widely used in healthcare contexts and parenting communities across Portuguese-speaking countries. In the USA, this process is often part of pediatric care discussions and parenting guides, with various approaches to baby-led weaning becoming increasingly popular.
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