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    Posted: 22 July 2008 at 9:44am

I have posted this in the first baby section but it is probably a toddler question so her I go again

 

 

Did you change your baby over to cow's milk at 1 year or leave them on formula for a while.    For those that did change it over was it simply formula one day, cows milk the next or do you ease them on to it?

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I left Cailin on formula right though until I dropped her milk feed at 3 years old. When I costed it out 2 years ago it was cheaper to feed her formular than full cream milk....go figure. I haven't re-costed it out for Jeremy but would think it would still be cheaper since milk has gone up and formular is still about the same

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I changed Kahtrell over from formula/breastfeeding to regular cows milk at around one. I just gradually integrated cows milk in while at the same time taking away the bottle. It was an easy transition in my case, but can't imagine it would be too bigger fuss. Good luck







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I though it was cheaper to use formula? I'm too lazy to make up formula but if I wasn't I'd so keep the formula to save some money.
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Dumb question coming...but how do you give the cows milk? Same as formula - heated in a bottle? Or do you give it cold straight from the fridge? We've tried Bella on various sippy cups but she refuses to drink her formula out of one and will only take a bottle. And what age can they drink out of a cup?? Agh, and I thought babies were hard work!


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Caprece has it in a sippy cup, she can drink out of a normal cup but will spill it everywhere so we use sippy. She only has cows milk once a day in a milo so its heated. You could heat it in a bottle or give it to her cold just whatever she wants.
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My friend gives her son his milk heated.

Briahna doesnt like her formula in a sippy cup either, yet she will skull water/juice/anything else in it!

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Caleb only has one bottle a day (the rest are BF's) and I mixed 3/4 formula and 1/4 cows milk for a few days then slowly changed the strength.

I heat cows milk in the microwave then shake it really well to ensure it is evenly heated.

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We are on toddler milk - stage 3 formula. I too did a little calculation and it worked out formula was cheaper than milk, plus it has heaps more vitamins & minerals, so we are sticking with it for now
    
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My little munchkin went onto cows milk at one she also had juice etc from 6months. she drank out of a sippy cup but she would eat n drink anything lol hence her chubby size at 1 year.
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Nikki Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 25 July 2008 at 9:11pm
Jakes on Toddler formula but will drink cows milk too - I've given it to him every now and then just to make sure he does drink it (or when I'm in a rush), as it is included in daycare costs but formula isn't, so in a few months he will have cows milk at daycare and formula at home (probably). I've given it to him in a bottle slightly warmed, as he would have formula. But I'm planning to switch his daytime bottle to a sippy cup (if sir allows it) soon ... and keep the night bottle for a little longer.
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ella wont drink the toddlers milk....did for a few days then went off it.

We are finally (as of this weekend!!!) down to a monring and night formula bottle and two sippy cups of milk, cold with a little flavour added....has taken until now for her to let me drop those two daytime bottles....

I gave her dairy from one no worries....had a couple of nappy rashes from it and when that happens i just drop back the dairy a little and she is fine again.
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