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2x Full Bottles of milk at bedtime!?!

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PositivePete · 03/12/2015 19:43

2 year old DS. Normally eats 2 to 3 good meals a day & a full 9oz bottle of milk at bedtime. (I still give him a bottle, don't flame me!)

Anyway .... Last 3 nights he's been finishing his bottle & then half an hour to an hour later he will scream for another bottle (I've been giving him another one)

He hasn't eaten a great dinner the last few days so I'm wondering if he's hungry or can anyone else think why he would want another full 9oz bottle?

Am I being a knob by letting him have another bottle? Don't know what's going on!

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toffeeboffin · 03/12/2015 19:47

You've basically described what happened to our DS last night.

Full bottle (yes, us too) of milk at 7pm. Bed, straight to sleep. Moaning at midnight, hungry. Gave him another full bottle, slept till 6:30am.

He had dinner at 5:30pm, scrambled egg, yogurt, crackers, fruit, peanut butter, few mouths of chilli con carne.

I figured he was still hungry!

Tonight he is going to be stuffed from dinner. No way I'm getting up at midnight again!

toffeeboffin · 03/12/2015 19:48

Not sure what your DS is like but after nursery he is basically too excited to eat and takes a loooong time to calm down.

PennyHasNoSurname · 03/12/2015 19:50

Could you try weetabix/porrige 30 mins before bed,then a bottle just before going down?

PositivePete · 03/12/2015 21:01

Yes - he is over excited after nursery pick up so it's always a BT chaotic!

Like the idea of porridge! I'll try that tomorrow Grin

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Eminado · 05/12/2015 23:18

So glad i am not the only bottle giver!

rach2713 · 07/12/2015 00:25

I'm so glad to my daughter will be 3 on the 19th of this month and still has a bottle before bed and groans in her sleep for another one about 2 3 in the morning. She had 2 good meals a day refuses breakfast tried everything even spoken to hv. I'm just hoping she will grow out of it have tried reducing the milk and adding water didn't make a difference

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