Our one year appointment isn't for another week and I'm totally confused.
So, DS has just begun eating table foods (late bloomer) - he's doing pretty well but by no means IMO, eating enough calories to be a substitute for formula. At daycare, where he eats better right now, he'll do cheerios / cereal as snacks, 2 4oz jars / pouches of baby food and then he tries the school lunch - on a good day he eats one chicken nugget and a few bites of peas or green beans for example.
He is still doing 4-5 bottles a day of 6oz. I know we need to reduce but do we reduce now so that he's hungry and eats more real food or do we wait to reduce once he's eating more? He's a little guy so I've always been super anal about his daily intake.
At this time, we have not had much luck with sippy cups either so i'd worry about him not getting enough liquid in him.
Re: reducing number of bottles for an almost 1 yr. old
IVF #1 1/10-transfered 2 blasts- DS born 10/2010
March 2015- Chemical pg
1/25/16- BFP Beta1 12dpo = 17, Beta 2 14 dpo = 28.. resulted in one beautiful boy born 9/21/16
Now I'm a stay at home loving life and pursuing my love of photography!!!
I think we did this in tandem. As in, my kids started eating more and drinking less as a result. But for his age 30 oz does seem like a lot.
Can you maybe start by dropping the number of bottles and keeping the ounces the same and see if the spacing between bottles helps increase his appetite for solids? You may even see him drinking less as a result.