Dropping milk!

I’m noticing my little boy is starting to refuse his bottles! He’s only on 3 meals a day and I’ve already tried to stick to a routine but since he started going to nursery, he refuses bottles there, I put it down to there’s far too much going on! But he’s started doing it at home too. Concerned as obviously I’m aware it’s still his primary source of nutrition. Just wondering if anyone has any advice or your baby is doing the same thing? Thanks!

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Following, as our EBF baby started having shorter and less frequent feeds about a month ago. He’s also not eating much food.

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LO dropped down to 2 bottles a day around 8 months. You can just add more yogurt and milk into their diet and offer them sips of water throughout the day. She only had about 11oz of formula yesterday.

I added 2 snacks of yogurt and nut butter between meals to compensate.

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It’s fine and normal to drop milk, especially if on 3 decent meals per day. If concerned about calcium intake you can add extra dairy eg yoghurt and custard after meals as a pudding.
Honestly makes for such an easy transition when they turn 12mos 🤣 from 10 months anyway the guidance is 400mls a day.

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