How do i get my 2 year old to stop drinking bottles?

Toss them out. If they arnt there he can't see them and will soon forget. But the first couple nights are hard.

Your the parent. Just dont give him one. I he asks for a bottle, give him a sippy cup. He will most likely be very unhappy about it for a few days, but he will get over it.

Well, no bottle experience here but I can tell you what I did to night wean. Maybe it will help you wean him off the bottle. I started by not nursing until 11. After a couple days I moved it to 12, then 1, then 2, and so on. He was used to coming to bed to nurse so I explained to him that he could come snuggle for a few minutes without nursing then he had to go back to bed. It took a couple weeks but he started sleeping through the night once it was done. He was 16 months.

Take them away (have him help you put them away...make a big deal about him being a big kid.) If he wakes up, give him a small drink in a sippy. Then after that, be done. Don't give in. He is still getting up during the night bc it is routine at this point. He is old enough to sleep thru the night w/out waking bc he is hungry.

GL

This. You have to just get rid of them. Don't just put them up, literally get rid of them so you can't resort back to them. He will be mad for a couple of nights and you may lose sleep but it won't last forever. The sooner the better. 

Quoting lilmama8408:

Toss them out. If they arnt there he can't see them and will soon forget. But the first couple nights are hard.

Throw them in the garbage.  There's no reason a 2 year old should be waking up 1-3 nights for a bottle.  He's in the habit of waking for one.  You will have a few rough nights but there is no easy answer to this.  You created this situation so you'll have to be prepared to change it and probably lose a lot more sleep in the short term.  Good luck

Just get rid of them.  Don't make it an option anymore.  He is capable of sleeping through the night at 2 years old.  Your decisions to give him bottles and go in his room at night is enabling the behavior.  No need for a bottle fairy.  Just tell him the bottles are gone and that he has to use a sippy cup (or whatever you have) like a big boy now and that bottles are for babies.  I have a 2-year-old son, too.  He's not on a bottle, but if he were doing something like that to me, that would be my response.  Sorry, kiddo.  No more bottles.  After a few days to a week, he will likely forget about it if you stick to your guns and just stop.

I had the same issue with my dd wanting a bottle and a lot of it was because I didn't want to deal with the fight of breaking her of the habit. One day I just threw the last two in the trash and got her some fun sippy cups. She was mad for a few days but her only option was a sippy or nothing at all. Whenever she asked for it I told her I didnt have anymore bottles. She really wasnt as upset as I thought she would be (maybe a few minutes of fussing).

Cold turkey....or at least gradually bring it down one by one.  But you are right, you do need to stop this.  With Caden, we simply took the bottles away and repalced them with sippies with water in them.  The first few nights were tough, but after a while he got used to it.

Just throw them out.  first lesson...life is hard...so get used to it, lol.  give him a sippy cup and make no apologies.  stay consistant and forget that there ever was a bottle...if you are firm, your baby will get over it faster than if you talk about it, make apologies and so forth. This is the first lesson in being the parent and making the rules...you can do it!