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Dakota is still on her's at bedtime. She will drink anywhere from 8-12oz from it! We been giving her snacks and milk in a cup at bedtime, but she still wants the bottle! It's time for her to give it up, but her screaming "milk ba-ba" doesn't help!
Harvey is still using his bottle for bedtime too! He just loves getting that warm milk when he's all tucked up in bed, it helps him to drop out, and for me that's okay. I will let him do it for as long as he wants to, mainly because milk is good for him so I don't mind Don't be too worried about it! I believe kids will stop when they're ready to.
Nope. At one year we transitioned to a sippy cup completely other than that I was still bf'ing a couple of times a day. Now the pacifier is another story!!!
We stopped around 13 months too. We use nuk sippy cup from sams club and she does milk before sleep well in that. She really can sleep without the milk; mummy just likes to give her milk so as to pretend she is still a baby
LaSean hasn't had a bottle since just before his 1st birthday. He doesn't get milk before bed. After dinner, the only thing he gets is water in his sippy. And he doesn't go to bed with it.
Katie is bottle free. I finally convinced my mother and aunt (babysitters) that she would be okay without a bottle and hinted strongly that her ear infections might be tied to getting bottles from well meaning grannies.
We stopped giving her bottles about 3 days before her 1st birthday, but she will only use sippy cups that have a straw, not the type you have to tilt upwards. She gets milk at dinner, but we try not to give her any liquids after about 7, so as to eventually try the potty-training thing. However, like a previous poster said, now the pacifier, that is a whole different story. I think she's going to be 4 before she gives it up at night, and I'm okay with that!
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