First…your daughter is BEAUTIFUL!! Second…I found your blog through another one I read and LOVE it!! Third…my daughter is 13 months old. She’s been drinking watered down juice from a sippy since she was 5 months old. When she turned a year and it was time for the milk, she REFUSED to drink it. From a sippy, from a bottle. She’d take one drink and throw the cup at the dog and give me this “look”. So, I flavored it with a little strawberry Nestle Quick. For 6 ounces of milk, I use 3 or 4 of the Gerber baby spoons (does that make sense??). It took about a week of this and FINALLY–she drinks it all with her breakfast. I actually have to ask her for the cup so she’ll eat and not just drink.

Sorry this is so long. Hope this helps. If not…sorry for wasting your time 🙂

hi ali,bella is so adorable.all of mine have been so different.is the milk warmed up a bit?if so you could try warming it up.or like the other moms said flavouring it.or you could just let her have it a bit longer.she’s still little.or let her pick out a new special cup.i’m trying to wean my baby off of bedtime chi-chi.i bought her a playtex cup with a straw and she thinks its a baba(bottle)so hopefully it will work.well hope something helps you.

I had to wait until my husband was out of town to take away Haley’s bottle. Hubby would have given in at the first whimper. I still remember her little 18 month old self, body splayed out against the refrigerator door, moaning, “Ba Ba!!!” It was pitiful. But I am strong…and that is so nothing compared to what she moans now that she is 13.

It took about three days until she was done mourning the passing of “Ba Ba”.

Ummm….my son is 2 1/2 and I didn’t take his bottle away until a week ago. It was MISERABLE. I’m no expert, hense the delayed bottle weaning. I wish I had good advice! I could have used it a year ago, too! Good luck 🙂

We, too, did the Nestle’s Quik in the sippy cup to get them off the bottle. Of course, now my kids are addicted to strawberry (daughter) and chocolate (son) milk. But hey – they are drinking milk so I can’t complain! Now we’re slowing getting our almost 4-y-o daughter to drink out of normal cups as opposed to the enclosed cups (she uses “sippys” that actually have straws).

Gosh, I don’t have any helpful tips on this one. My son pretty much went from boob to sippy cup. He just never liked bottles much. As far as my daughter..she was never hooked to the bottle…her paci was her comforter. I just took it away cold turkey. I’m a good mom like that.

Miranda still has a bottle at night – I would suggest that you don’t go cold turkey and just take the morning one away first (offer her breakfast and a drink – maybe one of those Pop Top juice bottles). My daughter isn’t giving away her bottle anytime soon but I guess I will let her decide.

Jeremy gave his bottle up at just under 2 when he had his tonsils out so he couldn’t suck properly. Toby gave his up when he turned 3, because he was a “big boy” (mind you by then they only had it night before bed + teeth brushing).

What is the rush? I know I will be sad when my Princess finally “weans”. However, I do know what you mean about sippy cups, she will NOT drink milk from one.

However, she will drink chocolate milk from one of those Pottery Barn Kids freezer cups with the flexi straw, maybe try that?

I feel SOOOOOOOOOOO sorry for you. Poor you, having to wean Bella off a bottle. Beter the bottle than breast-friggin-FEELING! Tell me how to wean the monkey off that, and then we’ll talk bottles. 😉 (I have no idea how to help you — except I’ve heard cold turkey is the way to go….although I wouldn’t do that — maybe get rid of the morning bottle first….? hard…I know)

My daughter was easy I just handed her a sippy cup, my son would throw the sippy on the floor and cry for his bottle so he wasn’t easy took forever to get that bottle away from him

I successfully just took the bunny’s bottle away from her about, oh 3 weeks ago!!! I was SO scared, same problem as you! Attached to her lips!!! Would take sippy cup with anything BUT milk. Exact same situation.
A few months ago, we decided to stop the before bedtime bottle. In the afternoon, after her nap, I informed her that would be her last bottle until morning. At night, she asked for it, cried for it and I just stayed strong. Admittedly, it was pretty easy for me to stay strong because we believed the bottle of milk before bed was the cause of her puking so much at night! But still. Then, I set myself a goal of 2 years and bottle would be gone. I was scared shitless, but I did it. How you ask? The timing was a complete fluke. One day, at lunch, I said to her as she was drinking water out of her sippy cup that one day we would have to say bye bye to her bottle because babies drink milk from a bottle and she was a big girl. She repeated back to me, “yes, mommy, I say bye bye to my bottles”. Even if she didn’t mean to do it then, I thought I would try and see what happened. I asked her if I could go get a bag and we would put them in and then say bye bye, she agreed..Ok, go with it! I told her that I was going to put them in the basement and we wouldn’t be able to bring them back up and that was that. She asked for her bottle for a good week or so at the usual times, but I stayed strong and just said, “Remember we said bye bye to your bottles, they are gone!”.
So, no more bottles for her, BUT she won’t drink milk….that is my new challenge….getting a girl who adored her milk from a bottle to drink milk from ANYTHING!
Good luck 🙂 It will happen, don’t worry.

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