Callie's little site Peter Giessel http://callie.giessel.org Comments On Post 110 http://callie.giessel.org JAWS 0.7.3 2007, Peter Giessel 2008-05-09T08:18:40+00:00 <![CDATA[ Re: Big girl time! ]]> Taryl http://callie.giessel.org http://blog/110/226 2008-05-09T08:18:40+00:00 2008-05-09T08:18:40+00:00 That's a GREAT idea Heather, I will give it a try. So far the cow's milk seems to be sitting well, I think she outgrew that sensitivity when her gut finally closed, and we're down to two bottles per day, sometimes three if she is fussy during her nap so it's happening gradually. But for her morning bottle adding the milk in would be easy.

You're such a smart mom :)

]]> That's a GREAT idea Heather, I will give it a try. So far the cow's milk seems to be sitting well, I think she outgrew that sensitivity when her gut finally closed, and we're down to two bottles per day, sometimes three if she is fussy during her nap so it's happening gradually. But for her morning bottle adding the milk in would be easy.

You're such a smart mom :)

]]> <![CDATA[ Re: Big girl time! ]]> Heather http://callie.giessel.org http://blog/110/223 2008-05-08T08:29:18+00:00 2008-05-08T08:29:18+00:00 A tip for weaning off formula is to slowly dilute the formula with milk. This is how we got Jaden off, finally, at 14 months. We'd start with say, 6oz formula and 2oz milk, and then within a week, 4oz formula and 4oz milk, until we finally got to no formula and only milk. Also, if she is having trouble with cow's milk you might try goat's milk. It is the closest to human milk and it has less lactose than cow's milk. :-)

]]> A tip for weaning off formula is to slowly dilute the formula with milk. This is how we got Jaden off, finally, at 14 months. We'd start with say, 6oz formula and 2oz milk, and then within a week, 4oz formula and 4oz milk, until we finally got to no formula and only milk. Also, if she is having trouble with cow's milk you might try goat's milk. It is the closest to human milk and it has less lactose than cow's milk. :-)

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