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I recently started weaning my DS, Dylan who is now 13.5 months old. About 5 weeks ago he was nursing 4 times a day. Once a week I eliminated a session and we are down to just the bed time nursing. Just yesterday I got my first PPAF (probably could have continued with the morning and bed time nursing and gotten her, as I was pretty confident I ovulated about 2 weeks ago).
I am wondering if it is possible for your LP to change or if BFing plays a factor in its length? Before getting pregnant my LPs averaged about 15 days. According to the signs my body gave me, then my LP this cycle was only 11 days.
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As I understand it, your "normal" may change after having a baby, whether you breastfeed or not. Also, bfing can cause a shorten luteul phase, or it may take several cycles to get any semblance of a normal. So basically, just because your LP this time was 11 days doesn't mean it will stay that way, but it won't necassarily go back to 15 days either.
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