LO wants nothing to do with cow's milk. I would like to start weaning off the pump now that she's a year old. I'll still nurse AM and PM.
She's always taken breast milk VERY warm in a bottle and we tried cow's milk for the first time today straight out of the fridge. She likes food and water cold, just not milk. We also tried half cow's milk and half breast milk, but she still only drank about an ounce total. Tried a straw cup and a sippy cup. No dice.
Should I warm the cow's milk/cow-breast milk blend and then slowly warm it less and less to get her used to the temperature? She would NEVER drink a bottle of breast milk less than her desired temperature so I'm not hopeful about this approach but need to figure something out so it's not hot milk forever …
TIA.
Re: Cow's milk transition - any tips?
first i'd try offering WCM cold for a while just to see if she warms up to it. otherwise, i'd try to make sure she gets another source of dairy and just offer her water to drink.
here's a good article on the BM > WCM transition: https://alphamom.com/parenting/baby/switching-from-breastmilk-to-milk/