Shannon - posted on 07/04/2010 ( 12 moms have responded )
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Vanessa - posted on 07/11/2010
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you might want to try soy milk.... my son drinks both cow and soy. Talk to her doctor they might suggest something else. I have a friend whose son is also not drinking milk, and his doctor has him eating other daries such as yougrt, cheese..... maybe you should also try that so she can still get her dairy.
Joanna - posted on 07/11/2010
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try devondale. it might work
Rebekah - posted on 07/10/2010
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Ask your pediatrician.
My daughter is underweight and when I tried switching her to cows milk it just made matters worse (she lost weight). Our pediatrician told us to give her Pedia-sure or whole milk with Carnation Instant Breakfast in it. We started adding vanilla Carnation Instant Breakfast to her milk and she's finally drinking it and gaining weight. So, if your daughter is small that might be an option... but check with her doctor first.
And, what worked best for my son (now 3) was to quit giving him formula and just give him milk. Eventually he learned that that was all that he would have to drink and he started drinking it. He loves milk now.
Shannon - posted on 07/08/2010
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Ive tried her out of a bottle, her sipping cup, and just a ordinary drinking cup x
Natalie - posted on 07/07/2010
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Are you giving it to her in a bottle? My daughter would not take milk out of a bottle I had to put it in a sippy cup. She also likes to drink milk with a straw.
Claudia - posted on 07/07/2010
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Hi there. I also weined my daugher by mixing the formula with cow's milk until it was all cow's milk. I would do 6 oz formula and two ounces milk, then four ounces formula, then four ounces milk and so forth and so on until she was on all milk. Took about two weeks, and then she was fine. Your daughter will be fine too--just try this and give it some time.
Good luck!
Amanda - posted on 07/06/2010
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Almond milk, rice milk, soy milk ~ trying anything plant based might help.
Also, keep in mind that your little ones that don't like cows milk may be getting upset stomachs from it! My son is now 5 and when he was little, didn't like cows milk at all. He loved cheese, yogurt, and other dairy, but not the milk. Even now when he drinks more than a 10 oz. a day he ends up getting sick with a stomach ache. For some reason, when it's processed, something happens that it doesn't bother his belly anymore.
Stephanie - posted on 07/05/2010
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I give my daughter fortified soy milk and rice milk. These have added vitamins. We tried goat milk too, she did not like it! She does like yogurt, because it's sweetened.
Shannon - posted on 07/05/2010
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Thanks chelle, i will give that a try, i never thought of doing that x
Chelle - posted on 07/05/2010
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Hi there , my little one is 13 months and i was struggling there to get him onto cows milk , what i have done is mix half formula with half warm cows milk and do it this way , it seems to be working for me and slowly just reduce the folrmula till used to cows milk on its own ..... hope this helps , my little one still getting mixture but will hopefully be just cows milk by end of week
Shannon - posted on 07/05/2010
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thanks, i have beenadvised soya milk a couple of times now so i think i may try her, ive already tried her with chocolate powder, she dont like it, she isnt nomally a fussy baby but shes always turned her nose up at cows milk.
Karen Kavitha - posted on 07/04/2010
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Maybe she'll drink soya milk or maybe u could try adding some chocolate powder example milo or cadbury to the milk to make it taste nicer. Hope it helps.
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