Stopping bottle

We switched up sippy cups. Silicone or hard tip. With my son we did silicone and then hard. With my daughter we were able to just do hard

No advice, just wanted to say my just 3yo still has a bottle as well. I've no idea how to get rid of it, it'll be horrendous for him, so I'm focusing on toilet training first and once that's established will tackle the bottle.

I have a 1 year old and 2 year old and he sometimes still has a bottle expecialy if he see his younger brother with one but I give them both a sippy cup and took the bottle away now they just have a normal juice cup and they don’t really have milk anymore he has juice so dose my younger son as they like to both have same

Not sure if this is helpful or not but my 6 year old dropped it naturally on his own when he was maybe 3 or 4 and my 2 year old (almost 3) still has a bed time bottle and I will do the same continue till she drops it. 😊

We stopped a few months ago, did it gradually by doing less formula and more water every few days. After a couple of weeks it was basically water and he wasn’t bothered. We take a bottle of water up to bed now he can have when we read a story or if he’s thirsty overnight, but no bottles rarely any wake ups overnight either.

My son dropped it in his own as well somewhere after 3rd birthday
I use to use it only at night before that..

My son dropped the bottle as soon as I got sippy cups. He still tried to chew on the lids but I replaced it with a teether easily.

These comments made me feel better.

My 2 year old does a bottle of cows milk before bed.

He will drink from a sippy cup during the day but refuses the sippy cup before bed and wants the bottle. Straw cups and open cups easily for juice, water, etc.

He sleeps through the night and I don’t wanna mess with his routine in risk of messing that up haha.

So it’s nice to read that some kids have kicked it on their own. Our dentist isn’t too worried as it’s one bottle a day. Not every drink is from a nipple bottle so he doesn’t think it is affecting his teeth. Although he suggests doing it as soon as we can.