To Much Milk?

Do i give Kylah to much milk? She has a feed the moment she wakes up, 200ml. She cries untill she gets it, which i think stops her from eating breakfast, she hasnt ever eaten breakfast.

Iv once managed to give her yoghurt for morning tea, and she ate the whole thing, but that was a once off. I give her morning tea but she screws it up, mushes it or just biffs it.

Them she has another about 11am, lunch at 12pm, she has maybe 3 or 4 teaspoons thats it.

Then bottle at 3pm, i also give her a sandwhich, and cracker first. She eats the cracker, screws the sandwhich up and thats the end of that, wants her bottle.

Dinner at 5pm, she eats maybe 5 teaspoons, then bottle and bed at 6pm.

She sleeps all night and wakes at seven, but shouldnt she be eating more than that?

Am i giving her too much milk? Or not giving it at the right times or is she fine to eat that little?

sarah was like kylah, in the end i got hard and just started cutting out bottles as if she was hungry she would eat more, the first few days were horrible shed get so upset, but after about 3 days shed realise she wasnt going to get the bottle so she started eating more.

with jett ive cut out his morning bottle, he has porridge and toast for breakfast then about a hour later ill try him with a bottle, if he doesnt seem hungry ill just put the toast on the tray of the highchair and eventually hell eat it.

I use to give Daniel half of his bottle, then breakfast then he would have the other half.

I'd maybe try holding out giving that 11am bottle until after lunch and then she shouldn't need another at 3pm.

At 12 months they only need 2 milk feeds (like Rach said 500-600mls TOTAL dairy per day), so it sounds like shes having alot more than that, which would probably mean she needs less food. I would probably drop one of the day bottles first (ie: bottle, breakfast, morning tea, lunch, nap, bottle, afternoon tea, dinner - or if shes having 2 naps have the naps after m/a tea) and once shes dropped that one start working on dropping the morning one -- ie: do breakie first, then offer the bottle at least an hour after food, til eventually its so close to morning tea time that she doesn't need it. She will eat eventually if she is hungry enough!