When did your LO stop using bottles ??

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My daughter loves her bottle !

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This topic… sigh. All kids progress at different stages. :) just go with it

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My first child who was strictly bottle fed  stopped at 10 months. I honestly think he would have stopped sooner because the day I decided to “try” and get him off bottles he couldn’t care less. There was no transitioning. It was like, “a sippy cup full of formula, cool!” and we never went back.
My second child who is exclusively breast fed and only got an occasional bottle of breast milk started using a sippy cup at 6 months and we haven’t used a bottle since so I’d say 6 months. He’s 9 months now and will drink breast milk from a sippy cup when needed and loves it.

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We packed them up between 9 and 10 months. There's absolutely no reason to use them past 12 months so if you have a toddler on your hands (which I suspect you do), then you need to cut ties ASAP. She should be exclusively on sippy cups.

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13 months.

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By one they would use there sippy cups for juice, water anything that wasnt formula. After one i started to wing them off.

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During the day around 10 months and completely by 11 months. He dropped all his bottles on his own. I honestly wasn't ready. Lol I thought it was going to be a transition because he loved his bottles too up until then.

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At about a year, we were down to a morning bottle and night bottle. We took away all formula and bottles at about 14 months, cold turkey. My son had no issues whatsoever.

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11 months

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Our first was really connected so we ended up loosing it for both kids at the same time. Our second was a year and our oldest was 2 1/2. We took them away cold turkey.

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12 months

When did your LO stop using bottles ??

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