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asked by: ANGELOS MAMA on September 14th, 2007
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So Angelo. is 16 months old and he still wakes up at night for the bottle.Some days he'll barely eats table food and other days he'll eat a whole lot.What i don't understand,he's already 16 months old and still needs the bottle when he cries.And i know that he can get rotten teeth.But he always really wants the bottle.This is stressing me out.I don't know what to do.I need some help/advice PLEASE.
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ANGELOS MAMA
replied on September 15th, 2007
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WOW.25 views.thanks.
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ladylee70
replied on September 15th, 2007
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Hello! He is just so cute. I love the avatar.

Does he actually use a bottle still? It was hard to break my son from that habit. He loved his bottle and milk. I had the same question regarding my son and the following was advice someone else told me which really worked.

I started out using a sippy cup with milk to break the bottle habit first. Then we started to fill the sippy cup with water not milk for bedtime. We made a rule that he can have some milk before bed but only water after his teeth was brushed. That wasn't easy to get through. He did have cry outs and it was stressful but after a week or two, he was better.

You are bringing me back to my earlier days with Nathan. It will get better, I promise.
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