Anyone else have a LO who refuses to hold their bottle or cup? He knows how, but won't ever do it for more than a few seconds. DS is almost ten months - when will he start holding it? Is there anything I can do to encourage him?
My ds was doing that til about a week ago when I got him some of those cheap toss n go (or whatever they're called first year) cups, the multicolored pack. Now I just leave it sitting in front of him and he tries. He wouldn't tip it up with any other cup.
My ds was doing that til about a week ago when I got him some of those cheap toss n go (or whatever they're called first year) cups, the multicolored pack. Now I just leave it sitting in front of him and he tries. He wouldn't tip it up with any other cup.
Thanks for the reply - those are the cups we're trying. So far, he turns them upside down and sucks on the bottom of the cup. Ugh. We'll keep trying! He has to get it at some point.
Anyone else have a LO who refuses to hold their bottle or cup? He knows how, but won't ever do it for more than a few seconds. DS is almost ten months when will he start holding it? Is there anything I can do to encourage him?nbsp;
My DD started holding her own bottle when we switched bottles from Playtex drop ins to Avent. I would think the Playtex would be lighter but she would never hold those. Or it could just be that she just finally "got it". Still a no go with the sippy cups though, so I usually give in and give her a straw sippy.
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My lo never held his bottle and he's 20 months now... He drinks from the sippy cup with straw . He also stopped bottle at 16months . I just tried to enjoy giving him bottle bc it doesn't last long before they are independent:
Re: Won't hold bottle or sippy
Lachlan
born March 2012
My DD started holding her own bottle when we switched bottles from Playtex drop ins to Avent. I would think the Playtex would be lighter but she would never hold those. Or it could just be that she just finally "got it". Still a no go with the sippy cups though, so I usually give in and give her a straw sippy.