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thread: Cows milk when out.

  1. #19
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    Just go with what you think Kylz. Bella still has milk in the mornings and night and still in a bottle *red face* and she is 3! I know I need to stop but she still enjoys it so much!!

    She is saysing only 1-2 a day as I guess it should be more about food by then... Hamish only has 3 bottles now, Morning, lunch before his day sleep and before bed. I get one about 3am if he wakes. He is more into food and water now. Its just up to how you feel and how bub is xx

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    Thanks ladies she made me feel bad and very sad

  3. #21
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    I was just told the same. DD just has a bottle of water floating around all the time, but not good enough. Coz - get this - she might fall on it & break her teeth!

  4. #22
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    That's why I stopped going to CHN Kylz. They just make you feel bad about doing what YOU KNOW is right for your bub! I won't be taking DS to CHN when he is born. It's so not worth the stress. DD has three bottles a day and still has bottles as she won't drink out of a sippy cup. She also takes them lying in my lap. It's lovely to have some quiet time with her and I am in no rush to give it up. You know what your DS needs honey, don't let other people make you believe otherewise.
    hugs

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    DS is 2y4m and still has bottles. He's also been given funny looks cause he loves his bottles. No matter how much I try, I can't get him to drink out of a cup (but he does drink drinks if they have lids and a straw)
    Do what you feel is right Hun, only mummy knows


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    Thanks everyone I only went to her for the 12mth assessment thing. She was also concerned he wasn't pointing at things and since we left he has been lol

    Oh and glenny congrats on bou

  7. #25
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    I used to just go into coles or woolies close by and buy a small carton of milk for ds, failing that at that age, he went without until we got home

  8. #26
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    I wouldn't bother taking milk out with me, too much trouble! And he's over the age of 1 now. However if he just needs it as a comfort thing etc, then perhaps buy a small carton while out and bring a sippy cup to pop it in? I would do that.

  9. #27
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    I used to buy the 60ml UHT cartons for Colby.

    Very convenient
    ooh yes me too! I just remembered! They are handy!

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    Milk seems to be going ok Wont drink it unless its in a bottle so we just take a bottle and a uht milk.

  11. #29
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    What about powdered milk same as formula really just take powder and water in bottle separate mayby or does that have yo be mixed in bulk

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  12. #30
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    I used to take UHT milk for my son but I wouldn't touch the stuff now. Far too denatured to be healthy. We have foogo drink cups and thermos's now and I would take milk in that then put it into a bottle.

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