Your child doesn't have a bad time because he misses the breast, he has a bad time because he misses you, his mother.
No child should spend an entire night without their mother until at least three years old. They have a very bad time. Those who breastfeed have it just as bad as those who take a bottle. In fact, it would be best if they didn't even go to daycare. But, of course, a separation of 48 or 72 hours is much worse than a separation of 8 or 9 hours.
If your child had been bottle-fed since he was born, he would now have just as bad a time in your absence. But since he hasn't taken the bottle, but the breast, if you wean him now, the only thing you will do is add another trauma: "some days my mother goes away and leaves me alone, and other days she is there, but she doesn't want to breastfeed me." What conclusion do you think a baby can draw from that data? Weaning him is the worst thing you can do.
The best thing you can do is stop traveling. Is it really essential to make those trips and is it really essential that you make them? Is there no one in the company who can go in your place? Even if it means losing money or chances of promotion, you think your child will only be little for a few years. Afterwards, you will have decades left to continue taking business trips.
Another option is to take the child on trips. Of course, you will need another person to accompany you. It can be your husband, a grandmother, a sister, sister-in-law or a close friend. Someone your child knows and who can take care of them. It is an easier option than it seems: nowadays you can find very cheap plane tickets and a double room costs almost the same as a single room at the hotel.
The person accompanying you can walk with the child while you are working and in the afternoon and evening you can be with your child.
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From advanced engineering models to collectible ships and fantasy castles, modern building block sets combine entertainment, creativity, and education into one rewarding hobby enjoyed by both children and adults worldwide.
