WEAN

Disengage from a habit

• Ablactate

• Accustom to solid food

• Accustom to solid food, e.g.

• Be a good mama cat to your kittens

• Break a habit

• Break away

• Break of a habit

• Break off

• Break off from a mother's milk

• Cause to withdraw

• Cause to withdraw gradually

• Cease suckling

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• Cure of a habit, gradually

• Cut off (from)

• Cut off gradually

• Deprive of mother's milk

• Detach (from)

• Detach from a source of dependence

• Detach from dependence

• Detach from the bottle

• Detach gradually

• Detach, as from a habit

• Detach, in a way

• Disaccustom

• Disaccustom (with from)

• Disaccustom by degrees

• Disunite

• Do a mother's job

• Draw off

• Ease off the bottle

• End dependence

• Estrange

• Free from dependence on

• Free from dependency

• Gently break from a habit

• Get off milk

• Get off the bottle

• Get the pups on solid food

• Get used to solid food

• Give up by degrees

• Go from the bottle to the jar

• Gradually break a habit

• Gradually break from a habit

• Gradually deprive

• Gradually make independent (from)

• Gradually remove

• Gradually withdraw

• Gradually withdraw (from)

• Help to withdraw

• Introduce to solid food

• Make independent (from)

• Make less dependent

• Make more independent

• Move off of milk

• Move slowly away from the breasts

• Move to solid food

• No longer allow to suckle

• Practice withdrawal

• Reconcile to a deprivation.

• Remove a dependency

• Remove from a mother's milk

• Remove gradually

• Remove gradually from, with off

• Remove, as from a habit

• Slowly withdraw

• Start giving formula to

• Start giving formula to, e.g.

• Stop from suckling

• Stop nursing

• Stop supplying with milk

• Take a baby off the bottle

• Teach not to rely on, with from

• Teach to abstain

• Train off a habit

• Train to abstain

• Unaccustom

• Withdraw

• Withdraw (from)

• Withdraw (off)

• Withdraw by degrees

• Withdraw by degrees from a habit

• Withdraw dragually

• Withdraw from a habit

• Withdraw from nursing

• Withdraw from the bottle

• Withdraw slowly (from)

• Withdraw, as from a dependency

• Withdraw, as from a habit