Ok, my baby girl is 9.5 months old, and she get between 3-4 bottles a day, depanding on if she wakes during the night for that 4th bottle. Ok so I had pumped my breast milk for her for the first 5 weeks of her life, plus she go formula too because I wasn't getting enough milk out for her. I was perfectly ok with that because she go the breast milk for a little time. After the 5 weeks it got too much for me, so I switched her to just formula. My mother-in-law keeps telling me that when my daughter turns 10 months I should starting giving her an 0.5-1 oz of 1% or 2% cow milk once a day until she is a year old then give her the whole milk that she will need. She did that is my husband, so she thinks it's okay to do so. I can't have whole milk becuase I get sick from it for some reason, and it was even worse when I was pregnant so I don't even know how she is going to be with the whole milk. Me, my little sister, or my mom can not have whole milk because we all get sick from it so I don't know. My daughter's doctor said I won't know until I try it with her. So I'm at a lose here with it all.
Doctors will tell you that it's best to wean them from the formula around a year old. I started a month prior to that, but not much at a time. None of my family has an issue with whole milk though.
I would probably wait until your daughter is a year old and then offer her some. Or just go the soy milk route.Although that is kind of expensive.
You never know until you try. But I wouldn't try until she is a year old. < Just my opinion. Based off of your family having issues with milk.



- trinitysmama33
on Dec. 15, 2012 at 11:09 PM