Once our LO's hit 6 month are we supposed to reduce their milk a little so that they take more solid? as long as they having at least 24 oz in 24 hour? xxx
How is Isaac doing? Emilie is 5 months tomorrow and is a right little prima Donna, her personality is really coming through I remember your little one being a week younger than her so I bet he's getting really cheeky too!
Haha yes he's got a little temper on him.. For example if you don't get that bottle in his mouth quick enough he screams and kicks his little legs lol.. He's got this gorgeous little belly laugh when he's having fun though! It's amazing watching them grow isn't it xxx
Just realised as I was typing that 24 oz is about 4 6oz bottles or 3 8 oz bottles, that's not much at all! My nephew is a good eater opposed to my son.. On his three meals and eats snacks and such.. He's now 1 and I think is still offered that amount of milk! and he had no issues with starting to eat more and more during the day, man man that kid can eat! If he would drop below that amount you can give your HV a ring and I'm sure you could just add some liquid vitamins to his food!
No my LO has 4 9oz bottles in the day and a 6oz dream feed... I read that from 6 month they should be having less milk and more solids but should be on at least 24oz in 24 hours to get the nutrients they need xxx
Your best chance is to increase the solids that he takes.
Baby even at 6m is only just learning to wean, its a slow process. Mine wasnt properly weaned until he was started on cows milk and even then, he had about half milk half food.
I thought this but I just thought that by giving a baby a bottle they won't be hungry for solids... So the option would be to give solids first but then I worry he wouldn't be having enough milk if he doesnt have a full bottle :/ it's so confusing lol xx
My daughter is now on 3x8oz bottles a day. But I really don't think it matters if they take more. More he merrier! They soon start letting you know if they don't want any milk by spitting bottles back out at you or not crying/moaning for food. Keep going until baby lets you know otherwise
Don't worry about overthinking. Part of being a first time mom. It's all new. I'm a second time mom and definitely more relaxed this time around.
I heard a phrase the other day "food under one is just for fun". From all that I've read milk is more important so try not to be too concerned about solids. I say that now but when we are weaning in a month or so time I'll be asking just as many questions!
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