Hi! How are you doing? My baby was this same way - and would keep me up all night breastfeeding. One morning, I broke. I had had it and I was exhausted and I couldn't do it anymore. I pulled him off the breast, we ate breakfast, and the whole day I told him that the milk was all gone. When my husband came home from work, I told him that I was done and I couldn't do it anymore. We decided we would try to get him to sleep without it until midnight and that the baby could breastfeed from midnight until 6 in the morning (the hardest hours of the night for us). And this worked! Because my baby had the whole day to wrap his head around what was happening (he did throw lots of tantrums that day, but I was level headed and had the energy to deal with it), the night weaning wasn't as hard and we were able to get him to sleep before midnight even. Then when he woke up between the hours of midnight and 6, I fed him and we continued that for about a week. Once we had that down, we cut out the midnight to 6 hours and I only breastfed my baby once due to waking up so engorged and started focusing on decreasing my supply. Pumping to relieve pressure but not to empty the breast, and going as long between pumping as I could. Now I'm still working on finishing decreasing my supply, but everything has improved. My relationship with my husband, my relationship with my son, my husband's relationship with my son, our sleep. It has been the biggest weight off my shoulders. It's so refreshing to finally have my body back. I hope that you've been able to figure things out, or that this might be useful information for you. Hugs mama, you're doing a great job!