Feeding My 8 Month Old Daughter

Sounds like maybe you aren't nursing enough. You should ALWAYS nurse first, give additional food items after. She's coming up for a growth spurt, and that may be part of it too. Most of her lipids, complex carbs, vitamins, sugars, amino acids, etc should come from you... not pureed foodstuffs with added yucky food coloring, fructose, fillers and preservatives.

You nurse first, offer foods after... get over this growth spurt coming up and you should go back to normal. Pumping is good if you want to stockpile your milk - you never know what may happen and breastmilk is good for TONS of things. Google it sometime!

My children both ate about that much but I had introduced my son to meats by this point. Some babies don't like the meat in the baby food jars because of texture. It sounds like she is eating and drinking plenty. Maybe you should consider pumping. It sounds like she has slowed down on the breast and geared more toward solids. If you haven't already, maybe you could use this time, (if you decide to pump) to introduce sippy cups. Just a thought. I hope this helps you.

Like someone else said, I would nurse first and then offer solids after that. An 8 month old still needs their primary nutrition to come from breastmilk or formula.

My guess is you are leaking b/c she is not taking in what she used to due to the amount of solids so I would cut back on the solids. My first was also a picky eater and still is. My baby who just turned 1 is an excellent eater and I did the same thing with both of them as far as the amount of solids they were given after they nursed.

Pump your milk and give it to her with her cereal. If you no longer want to supply breast milk ..your doctor can recommend something to dry it up.

i dont breast feed no more but my daughter 9 months and she eat 2 jars of fruit/cereal in the moring then a bottle and lunch she eats 2 jars one fruit and one veggie then another bottle and at dinner she eats 3 jars of food and a bottle and she like 20 lbs she good and healthly doc told me if she wants it give it to her so i dont think your over feeding her hon your doing the rite thing

What the other moms are saying is 100% corrrect. You nurse first and then offer solids. Also, you really aren't suppose to offer solids until they are at least 6 months of age, not only for allergies but also because their little digestive tracts are not ready for it.
The other thing that I would do is nurse her before bedtime so she has a full tummy of breastmilk. If she wakes up, you could nurse her again. I still nurse my 2 year old during the night, if he needs it. That would help with the nighttime problems.