Thanks so much!
I will have to let her know your suggestions - and hope that they work!![]()
Thanks so much!
I will have to let her know your suggestions - and hope that they work!![]()
Let me start of by saying this is NOT a good suggestion but we were stuck. After my DS turned 2 we decided it was time to wean, however ran into the same problesm. I ended up giving him warm milk with a teaspoon of strawberry quick. We reduced the amount each week until there was nothing left. Bm is just much sweeter than cows milk I guess?
Sarah - Don't feel bad... that was one of my suggestions initially - Its what we did with Luke... ahhh - she has tried every flavour - Baby Alex isn't fooled
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Hi,
Your SIL's baby doesn't need milk! She can quite adequately get all her dairy requirements (about 600mls per day) out of yoghurt, cheese (ie a cheese sandwich for lunch) etc.
It's great that she will take water, which is the only other drink she needs.
Regards
Barb
Barb,
Thank you so much - she will be so relieved to hear that!
She's brilliant with eating & drinking lots of different types of things, and I know she has been giving her yoghurt, so that will be a load off her mind!
Thanks again!
Holly
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We did the mixing thing that Manta suggested. But Barb is right... they don't need it if they are meeting their dairy needs through food. If they have a small bowl of yogurt... then a drink of water... it just mixes up in their tummies to almost be digested as milk anyhow... just try to get the low-sugar yogurts. Yogurt aint yogurt... some are basically a dessert with minimal nutrition I think (Ski, Nestle etc)... Jalna and the organic brands are much better IMO.
If she does want her to take some milk, could she try someone else giving it to her DD while she isn't there??? I tried for months and months with Iz and she finally started taking a bottle when I wasn't around.
Good luck to her I hope she works it all out!!
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