My baby is 16 months old..I want to shift her to regular milk..but she is not at all drinking regular milk..how should I offer her? Should I mix anything in it?? Please suggest
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We generally recommend to continue breastfeeding till 2 years of age
Limit to 250ml/day to avoid iron deficiency and ensure baby still eats solids well.
Next Steps
Drop one feed at a time (e.g., mid-morning feed first), replacing it with a cup of milk or a snack.
Avoid offering breastmilk; only give when asked—this helps natural weaning.
Offer milk in a cup (not bottle) to promote self-feeding and dental hygiene.
3 main meals and 2 snacks daily. Milk should not replace solid foods.
Replace breastfeeding with cuddles, reading, or lullabies during naps and bedtime.
If the child resists, pause and try again in a week. Make it gentle and stress-free.
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