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McKitten84 · 05/07/2015 20:22

Hello all, I'm going to stop ds morning bottle, really struggled to get him to drink milk in anything else so need options to how to introduce by diet instead. It's not the milk i want to stop it's just the bottle (ideally). However ds doesn't like cheese or yoghurts, the only form is homemade mac and cheese, and I can't give that every day!! Any other recipes or ideas would be lovely x

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Pancakeflipper · 05/07/2015 22:26

Custard and other such puddings like rice puddings. Check out ice-creams for calcium content.

Cheese sauces are great as you can do it with fish, chicken, veg etc. If he hates cheese try out the different ones.

Also calcium is found in things like kale, broccoli, almonds, sardines and salmon (tinned types), some types of beans etc..

purplesnail · 06/07/2015 22:43

Ready brek has loads, dried apricots, sesame seeds and raisins. As pancake says kale is a great source but not easy to get a child to eat but can be hidden in a fruity smoothie which my ds will eat as a dessert with a spoon.

agapimou · 07/07/2015 12:45

Sesame seeds are one of the best sources of calcium. Tahini is sesame seed paste and is one of the main ingredients in humous. Also tahini paste mixed with a little honey (if baby is over a year old) is a great alternative to peanut butter, its too bitter on its own.

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Doje · 07/07/2015 12:52

How about pancakes for breakfast? We have the American style ones with frozen fruit on top.

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