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Toddlers: 12 - 24 Months
aeh72
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Survey: purees and bottles
aeh72
member
when did your LO:
stop eating any purees as part of his or her meals
and
transition from bottles to sippy cups for milk?
TIA!
stop eating any purees as part of his or her meals
and
transition from bottles to sippy cups for milk?
TIA!
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Re: Survey: purees and bottles
DD started refusing pur?es at 9 months.
She is still nursing and would never take a bottle. We started water in sippy cups at 6 months. She completely refuses WCM.
Married 1/2/99.
TTC since 4/09.
Diagnosed PCOS. Diagnosed Hypothryoid 11/09.
SHG & SA normal. PCOS Research study started 5/10.
Clomid/Femara cycle #1 - 6/10 = BFN
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11/12 - BFP #2 - 11/22 - m/c
5/1/11 - BFP #3 - Pre-eclampsia, IUGR & bed rest from 32w. DD born via induction 1/4/12.
DD never had purees either. She started on regular foods at 9 months.
Bottles were more of a struggle. She stopped getting them during the day at 14 months and we finally weaned her from the pre-bedtime bottle at 20 months.&nbs
Never did purees - we did BLWing and she ate what we ate (and was appropriate).
Never did sippy cups. She started on bite valve water bottles around six months because I had one and she liked to play with it, but didn't really figure it out until
stopped purees - right at 9 months. She flat out refused them at that point. She'll eat pouches now and then and loves applesauce.
bottles - we never put milk in the bottle. We were done with bottles when we were done with formu
LCT - 5.15.14 ~ 9lbs, 22.5 inches
We quit puree's around 9/10 months when she started table food. The only things she still gets pureed is apple sauce.
We started offering sippy cups of water at 6 months, but she didn't get the hang of it until 8/9 months. I then started offering
Thanks everyone! This question came from my shopping trip to Target this morning when I loaded up on another round of purees, which DS (1 yr) primarily only eats now to supplment table food since he's super picky about which veggies and fruits he
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LO started refusing purees around 7 months. Now she still eats them in a pouch maybe 3-4 times a week. She also eats oatmeal and soups thickened with oatmeal with a spoon, by herself.
We still do bottles at bed time and e
He stopped eating purees around 8 months. I still mixed fruit puree into yogurt until about 20 months.
He was using sippies at 12 months during the day, and dropped his bedtime bottle around 14 months.
I might be the laziest mom in the world.
We still regularly use purees if DS wants them. Sometimes he refuses, sometimes he's thrilled. But that is the same reaction he has to table food - one day he loves it, the next it's on the fl
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DS still has a pouch once a day for extra veggies (and loves it), but otherwise has been done with purees since about 11 months.
He started getting the hang of the sippy cup around 9 months, and the bottle went away at 12 months.
We started introducing other foods at around 6 months as she wasn't crazy about all purees.
We got rid of the bottles at around 11 months.
7lbs 13oz 20 inches long
OK - so we are in the minority - My LO is 12 months and still loves her purees, but also eats lots of table foods. We mainly keep the purees to make sure she is getting a good variety of food (loves the veggie purees) and because she really dislikes mi
DS stopped eating purees around 9-10m, but he still likes the pouches. We use them as on-the-go snacks though, and not part of a meal.
He still gets 2 bottles per day- one at naptime and one at bedtime. We're working on getting rid of those. &nbs
We did BLW so my son never had purees.
We moved from bottles to straw cups at 11 months.
We never give him a bottle...no advice there, sorry!