When should I stop giving it to her?

Question

My little one is 15 months old and that girl LOVES her bottle. So much so, that it’s starting to interfere with her eating because she just wants to to nurse the bottle all day. I’ve started to limit her to bottles only at bed time. 
My question is when do you stop giving your little ones a bottle with milk? Is she too young? What are some tips/tricks?
Thanks!!

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Take it away cold turkey. My oldest was obsessed with his bottle. We took it around 15 months and never looked back. A few rough days were definitely worth it.

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I never gave a bottle to any of my kids past 12 months. Straight to silly cup and on to regular cups. I work in a daycare and see kids teeth that are on bottles and all that past 12 months and their teeth are jacked.

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Cold Turkey, now. Don’t wait any longer. It messes with their teeth and it is a very hard habit to break when they are older.

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Now is good. Start transitioning to a sippy cup now.

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I give a sippy cup to mine and a bottle at night. That's the only time she gets a bottle once she is awake,its the sippy cup. My baby girl just turned 16 months.

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We were lucky as my lo decided against her bedtime bottle on her own.... she was still having one 1st thing in the morning at 15 months tho.... we just switched her to a sippy cup and carried on.... still has a cup of milk in the morning when mummy and daddy have a cuppa tea!

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She’s not too young, and she doesn’t need it at bedtime it’s just a habit at this point. You’re just going to have to eliminate it most likely, and deal with some fits and tantrums for a few nights😬 baby’s and toddlers can form or break new habits fairly easily, just stay consistent, especially before it gets any worse

When should I stop giving it to her?

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