Most pediatricians recommend
around the year for the child to leave the bottle or at the latest arrivals to
18 months. As our little child learns to drink the cup, you no longer need a
bottle.
Unfortunately the final weaning
is not always easy as often seems. To make things easier, it is best to start
by removing the bottle in the afternoon and later in the evening and the morning,
leaving at night to go, since it is the more costs to drop the baby.
If the child can not sleep or
wake up suddenly at night, it's easy to get into the habit of using food or
bottle for comfort. But at this age children do not need or eat or drink
anything at night. If you still feed your baby at night should no longer do,
even if the child cries and looks thirsty to drink, night shots are a form of
comfort and not to meet their nutritional needs.
