Ds has never taken to eating solids. He will help himself to a few bites and that is it. We used to be able to get more into him by spoon feeding if he was entertained with a toy, but no longer lets us do this. This means that he has recently increased his formula intake. He gets hungry but point blank refuses to eat solids. I used to think he would gradually increase his solids if we persisted but this has never happened.
We are now thinking of ways to reduce his milk intake. I would welcome any suggestions for the best strategy,
Our ideas are 1. Gradually reduce strength of formula 2. Give him soya milk instead of formula (he is cmpa) 3. Give him water instead.
I have been reluctant to do this before as we tried it when he was younger with disastrous results and because he has spent his life falling down the growth charts. But he is almost two now and still has a lot of milk so I really think we need to change our strategy. I would really welcome any suggestions.
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Best way to get 20mnth old off formula and onto solids?
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Thegandernotthegoose · 14/12/2014 15:39
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