After hearing Chu Molin's words, Qin Xue thought for a while and decided that weaning the children wasn't a bad idea. She would just need to make them softer foods to eat. They couldn't eat anything too hard or they would have difficulty digesting and might accumulate food in their stomachs.
"Alright, but these two little ones sure know what they want. Other people's children struggle to wean and usually continue to nurse until they are one or two years old. But these two, only six months old, stop eating when they decide they don't want any more, giving me hardly any time to prepare," Qin Xue mused aloud. If she had known the twins were going to wean so quickly, she would have brewed some malt water to keep her milk from becoming engorged. Breast engorgement pain was no joke—it was as unbearable as childbirth and she was afraid to even touch her breasts.
