Samantha

He isnt too picky, he will eat anything, but he will only take a couple bites then refuses Ii, thats if he eats any of it at all. I know children won't starve themselves, but I want to make sure he is well nourished. Could I try those children's ensure drinks? Or does anyone have any other suggestions. Thanks in advance

I ask because a lot of people criticized my sister in law for feeding her son mostly chicken nuggets... my son eats plenty of fruits and vegetables. And I offer him hot dogs and hamburger which he will usually take 2 or 3 bites of, then he's done.. But as son as he sees chicken nuggets he will eat 4 or 5.. So I've been turning to that when he refuses other things.. So is this okay? Like, health wise? Thanks in advance.

He turned one on the 17th of this month. Im fully aware it's normal to not walk yet but he gets the idea he takes a few independent steps here and there but drops to a crawl... I want him to learn to walk we use walkers and I hold his hands and walk with him but he always seems to show more interest in crawling. What are some things I can do to help him to walk?? Thanks

He will be one in a little less than 3weeks. He has 2oz of vitamin d milk with lunch and dinner. And all of his other "bottles" (he is off the bottle only uses sippy cup) are half formula and half vitamin d milk he has been on this for 2 weeks and doing just fine. Im slowly upping the milk. He actually seems to enjoy the milk more than his formula. He eats 3 meals a day. Just wondering if its okay to be weaning him off of the formula already? He's very healthy also.

My son is 10 months old. lately he has been eating a lot more table food and not wanting too much of his formula. I know formula is essential until one year old. But with him not wanting as much, could I slowly start introducing milk? He has had dairy (yogurt , tastes of things with dairy) a friend of mine said at 10 months old she started slowly putting vitamin D milk in her child's bottle (ex. 5os formula and one oz of vitamin D milk mixed together, then a day or 2 later 3oz formula and 2 oz milk, and so on..) My son drinks 6 oz bottles roughly 4 a day, but give or take. He has cut it down a lot in the past month. Would this be okay to try? thanks.

My son is 10 months old and I finally found a sippy cup he likes. I was thinking maybe slowly switching daily bottles out with formula in a sippy rather than his bottle... And I've also considered only offering his bottle to him at bedtime and giving him all of his daytime bottles to him in his sippy cup. Any opinions or advice would be greatly appreciated. thanks

My son is 9 months old which is the age his doctor recommended I start giving him tastes of actual milk. (i know he must stay on formula until one year) My question is how do I go about doing this? As in how much and how many times per day. I just wanna make sure it won't harm him and that I don't over do it. Thanks.

He is 9 months old. I him the sippy at meal time.. But he doesn't completely understand it. But he sites try. I am well aware he needs to remain on formula until one year. My question is should start giving him his formula in a sippy cup now? And maybe only offer the bottle at bedtime? of not now when?

Right now its only35 so I know is too chilly but later in the week its supposed to be in the 49ers would that be okay? Thanks

I've tried running his legs, prune juice, water and none of them work. He eats both fruits and veggies daily..I've heard Karo syrup with water helps? Does it? If so how much and how many oz of water

I want to let him explore new textures and flavors. He has his 2 bottom teeth and the tops are on their way. He seems very interested I what I'm eating. I wanna be careful so I'm curious what other mommies have tried at this age. He is 7, almost 8 months and eats 2, sometimes 3 jars of baby food a day plus his formula. I've thought about trying puffs but wasn't sure if I could? Any advice would be great. Thanks

His doctor said to start using a sippy cup more to break him of the bottle easier. Should I start giving him his formula in a sippy? Thanks

He has only had dairy once when he tasted my yogurt. If I let him I'm sure he would eat the whole tub so my question is for his first yogurt feeding how much is okay to give him? Thanks

He seems bored with his diet. He has fruits with oatmeal for breakfast. Either squash sweet prairies or pears for lunch then either a Mac and cheese or turkey combined with veggies. Or occasionally meat with veggies. Always a bottle as well. He serena bored like he needs new flavors. A what could I do to change it up for him

My son will be 7 months old in a couple weeks.. His doctor said when he is 9 months to start giving him sips of milk in his sippy. Well in this Gerber thing I was reading it said when they turn 6 months you can give then Gerber yogurt as way to introduce milk into his diet. So would it be okay for me to start giving him Gerber yogurt?

My 6, almost 7 month old won't fall asleep unless he is drinking a bottle. He won't take a pacifier, hasn't since he was born. How can I ween him off of needing a bottle to sleep? Thanks.

My son is 6, almost 7 months old. Just starring to sit up unsupported, but only for a couple seconds. He can't pool himself up our stand yet. My main question is when do I lower his mattress? It has 3 settings and I still have it on the highest.

I would never let him cry for more than 5 mins. I know I should have started this before he was 6 months old but I know I can't wait Abby longer. He likes to fight his sleep and be a total grump. I end up rocking him to sleep every night. How do I break this and help him soothe himself too sleep? Thanks.

My 28 week old usually goes to bed at 9 pm but the last week his schedule got messed up due to him napping at different tines during the day and the result is him going to bed around 7:45 or 8ish rather than 9 pm. I think its fine but my hubby says is a little too early. I just want opinions from people with some experience with this. Thanks :)