Toddlers and milk?
I weaned my toddler at 13 months from breastfeeding and since then she has not been drinking milk at all, although she does eatcheese yoghurt nad milk with her ceral or porridge everyday.
I try offering her milk in a cup but she just doesnt drink it. She is now almost 2.
Should I be givingher milk to drink, and if so how do I get her to drink it?
If you’re really concerned about it, give her chocolate milk…make it really chocolatey at first and slowly decrease the amount of chocolate you put into it until it’s white. It does sound like she’s getting enough. If you’re worried about vitamins, give her a vitamin supplement–Flintstones regulars or gummies.
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