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When do you drop morning bottle??

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karmagetsyou · 17/03/2015 19:44

DS is 16 Months

Has 5oz bottle in the morning & 7oz bottle at bed.

When do you drop the morning bottle?

And I know I should prob not be giving him bottles still?!?! Arghhhh Confused

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Loyse · 17/03/2015 19:49

Mmmm well my almost 3 year old still has one Blush

trilbydoll · 17/03/2015 19:49

DD is 22mo and has 150ml + 60ml water morning and evening.

She doesn't always have the morning bottle at weekends and doesn't need it, but I am not messing around giving her breakfast when nursery will do so, a bottle is quick and easy and keeps her going until we get there. It will prob get dropped when I'm on mat leave for dc2.

I intend to keep giving her the evening bottle until she refuses it, when she gets to 2 I might start watering it down more.

karmagetsyou · 17/03/2015 21:12

Ok cool! So no need for me to really drop anytime soon .....

I'm 38 next week & still suck my thumb - I'm not going to deny DS of his only comfort ..... (Never took a dummy or sucked his thumb) does have a bear but only at sleep times!

So loyse .... rock on

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NickyEds · 18/03/2015 10:29

Ds is 15 months and has a bottle in the evening that I'm in no rush to get rid of. I'm finding the morning one trickier as he's waking at 5-5.30am Sad so our latest attempt to get him to sleep a bit later is to hold off on the milk and give him it in a sippy cup downstairs at 6.30 ish. It's been two days and the change has not been met well! I suspect we'll be back to a bottle soon.
I'm not terribly worried about giving him bottles. We brush his teeth afterwards and he only has them twice a day.
My sisters kids definitely had bottles until they could be bribed negotiated with to give them up willingly.

Loyse · 18/03/2015 17:58

I know someone who had a bottle till they were 7. They recently went to Cambridge university so I tend not to stress about these things!

karmagetsyou · 18/03/2015 18:16

Well if I might say so myself - my thumb sucking hasn't kept me out the boardroom! Shock

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GotToBeInItToWinIt · 18/03/2015 18:22

My DD is also 16 months and has one morning and night. The morning one probably isn't as necessary as she has porridge/weetabix etc with milk for breakfast, but I'm definitely in no rush to get rid of the nightime one.

karinmaria · 18/03/2015 18:34

My almost 2 year old still has two bottles... Sometimes he has milk from a cup but often a bottle. Brushes his teeth after though - dentist said he didn't mind a bottle or two each day as long as they don't have their teeth sitting in milk all morning/night.

anythingbutinsomnia · 18/03/2015 18:38

DD had milk every morning and night until after her third birthday & still has the nighttime one sometimes. At some point (can't remember when) we moved from a bottle with a teat to one with a soft spout which still needs some sucking but not a lot

Loyse · 18/03/2015 18:47

Oh and nearly 7 year old loves his morning and night milk. Warm in a beaker.

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