OR the equivalent if you can't do WCM (some other kind of milk).
Beating this topic to death.... When/How did you (or plan to) transition to WCM? 118 votes
Before 11 months cold turkey
Started transitioning slowly before 11 months
Around 11 months cold turkey
Started transitioning slowly around 11 months
Started transitioning slowly around one year
Re: Beating this topic to death.... When/How did you (or plan to) transition to WCM?
Ty turned 11 months on Sunday and Monday daycare asked if they could start offering WCM at lunch in a sippy, he has loved it. He still gets his 3 bottles of formula, but drinks milk from a sippy at lunch.
Starting this weekend we will make his mid-day bottle about half as much as usual and will carry that through next week, next weekend we will drop the mid-day bottle and by then he will get WCM during the day exclusively.
That next weekend we will offer milk in a sippy at dinner and follow the same schedule, halving his nighttime bottle until all he gets is the dinner milk in a sippy.
You get the picture with the morning bottle of formula, by his first birthday (ish) he will be 100% WCM in alignment with his move up to the next class at school.
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Bradley 05-04-11 & Tyler 06-18-13
I don't know what I'm doing with the whole WCM thing. DD has been refusing her bottles off and on for a couple weeks. I was really nervous to introduce WCM because she has had (and continues to have) a bad reaction to yogurt. DCP has given her milk in a sippy the past two days and she loves it and has had zero reaction to it. DCP is still offering her BM in bottles but I don't know if I should just have her stop and I nurse her at home or what. She eats like sh*t so I don't want her to lose out on the nutrients.
I love DD but every big transition always feels like such a production!
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DS born 6/2013
The slightly early start is due to my milk supply slowly diminishing and my all-consuming desire to be finished with pumping soon.