Need suggestions for getting toddler sour the bottle?
My daughter is 13 months and I'd like to transition her milk to a sippy cup from the bottle. She won't drink nearly as much milk from a sippy cup as she does from a bottle. I've tried.
Any recommendations for making the switch?
PS - I want to get her stale warmed milk as well. I've tried several times not warming it and she refuse to take it. Any suggestions?
Water singular in the bottle and everything else in the cup. Keep offering it to her, eventually she'll take to it.
As a mother of 10 I understand that every child is different, but seriously please listen.If you really want to ditch the bottle, achieve rid of them.Every bottle every nipple all of it. If you keep it in the house it will simply serve as a reminder that it is an option.Getting rid of them will also help you , because you won't even have the alternative to give them to her. If you happen to know anyone with a child donate the bottles to them.Make it an event with your child and then take her to the store near you so she can pick out her very own big girl cup.As far as the warm milk goes, you are the boss not her! If she won't pilfer it that is fine. Put it in the fridge and soon enough she will want cold milk is better than no milk, or give her a choice cold milk or water.She will probably choose the milk and then she feel like it was her idea.
Answers: It's not going to happen overnight. You have to preserve offering the cup, instead of the bottle. If she doesn't drink, she doesn't drink. She will probably drink less for a little while, but that's no cause for concern. When she realize there is no other method of drinking than her cup and she's really thirsty, she'll drink.
Getting my daughter off the bottle was tough, but we did it. There be many hard days - and nights. She take any cup I offer her now. Good luck. Source(s): Mama to a 17-month-old.
when she's hungry she'll lug it.
have you tried a sippy cup that's similar to a bottle's nipple? Nuby makes really good ones
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Any recommendations for making the switch?
PS - I want to get her stale warmed milk as well. I've tried several times not warming it and she refuse to take it. Any suggestions?
Water singular in the bottle and everything else in the cup. Keep offering it to her, eventually she'll take to it.
As a mother of 10 I understand that every child is different, but seriously please listen.If you really want to ditch the bottle, achieve rid of them.Every bottle every nipple all of it. If you keep it in the house it will simply serve as a reminder that it is an option.Getting rid of them will also help you , because you won't even have the alternative to give them to her. If you happen to know anyone with a child donate the bottles to them.Make it an event with your child and then take her to the store near you so she can pick out her very own big girl cup.As far as the warm milk goes, you are the boss not her! If she won't pilfer it that is fine. Put it in the fridge and soon enough she will want cold milk is better than no milk, or give her a choice cold milk or water.She will probably choose the milk and then she feel like it was her idea.
Answers: It's not going to happen overnight. You have to preserve offering the cup, instead of the bottle. If she doesn't drink, she doesn't drink. She will probably drink less for a little while, but that's no cause for concern. When she realize there is no other method of drinking than her cup and she's really thirsty, she'll drink.
Getting my daughter off the bottle was tough, but we did it. There be many hard days - and nights. She take any cup I offer her now. Good luck. Source(s): Mama to a 17-month-old.
when she's hungry she'll lug it.
have you tried a sippy cup that's similar to a bottle's nipple? Nuby makes really good ones
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