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From Bottles to Beakers......

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Corky · 28/08/2003 19:44

I have a nearly 11month old dd who drinks formula milk 3 times a day from a bottle & teat.

With food I try offering her a single hole beaker from Boots filled with water. Its taken me months, but now she occassionally has a few sips at each meal.

I've tried the avent spouts but she just chews them and I didn't get anywhere with it.

Should I now try and give her the milk from this beaker and just persevere? My problem is she has a very erratic appetite and her milk is important as she doesn't always have 3 meals a day.

I keep hearing the 'be hard' approach and just take away the bottles and move straight to beakers. What to do!

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Mo2 · 28/08/2003 21:24

With both our ds's we switched 'daytime' drinks (whether milk or water) to beakers from about this point. I think it co-incides with them usefully being able to hold their own beaker at the table/ highchair. However we kept bottles for early morning milk and bedtime milk until later, as these were still quite 'cuddly'/ wind down times and I always found a bottle better for this AND they tended to finish a bottle, but not a beaker.

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