Night weaning is the process of gradually reducing or eliminating nighttime feedings for babies who no longer need them. It is a common milestone in a baby's development that typically occurs around six months of age. Night weaning can be challenging for both the baby and the parents, but it is an important step towards better sleep for everyone. There are several approaches to night weaning, including reducing the length and frequency of nighttime feedings, gradually increasing the time between feedings, and eventually eliminating them altogether. It is important to approach night weaning with patience, consistency, and a focus on the baby's individual needs and comfort. With the right approach and support, night weaning can be a positive and rewarding experience for both baby and parents.