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my DD had now turned two... so i need to start weaning her off the bottles

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lipsbite · 06/10/2006 22:32

how do i go about it? (she drinks SMA Progress formula) She is drinking atm 18oz a day on average

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anchovies · 06/10/2006 22:52

Is there a reason why you've not swapped to cow's milk? When we got rid of the bottle we just made a big deal of him choosing his own big boys cup for milk but it was probably easier cos he was only having milk at bedtime.

nearlythree · 06/10/2006 22:56

Try the 'bottle fairy' - after she finishes her bottle, put it out for the bottle fairy, and in its place will be a nice new beaker in the morning. My dd1 was a bottle addict and in the end I found she coped better with beakers with straw- or sports-type spouts rather than Avent-style ones.

lipsbite · 07/10/2006 11:27

Atm she is using avent bottles for her formula and beakers for her juice/water. How much formula do i give to her at bedtime?

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nearlythree · 07/10/2006 11:33

She'd moved on to cows' milk - dd1 switched at age 1. She had about 9 oz I think. It wasn't long after she moved to water at bedtime.

lipsbite · 07/10/2006 11:36

my dd have milk and juice for bedtime but she drink mostly juice for bedtime. so i gather cows milk is normal milk what we drink? and we drink semi skimmed milk..i think we need to buy full fat milk for DD but for how long?

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lipsbite · 07/10/2006 13:21

xx

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nearlythree · 07/10/2006 13:35

Yes, cow's milk is normal milk. Kids need full-fat until they are at least five, although you can use semi-skimmed in cooking.

lipsbite · 08/10/2006 10:19

many thanks nearlythree.i will have a go x

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