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I think more around a year for both of my kids, once they really started eating more. I wouldn't worry about it at 10 months.

Edit, sorry I read it wrong at the beginning. But answer still stands. There's a range of when kids get better at eating and slow down with the milk. Maybe they can start with milk and then give food if you or they are concerned at daycare.

If he's eating and pooping I would go by that. And I did even as a bottle feeding mom!

Right around 9-10 months depending on how solids are going. It's not always an all or nothing, it's more of a gradual decrease in milk and uptake in solids. Then you switch nursing out for water and milk.

DS 1 hit a bad nursing strike at 10 months so we just weaned then.

So by ten months my LOs were on table food for breakfast, breakfast at daycare, lunch and snack at daycare and dinner. They only drank water during the day and nursed morning and evenings/nights.

Both my boys started to taper right at 6 months and by 9-10 months they reduced drastically. I would say my current 10.5 month old is doing 16-20 ounces a day, with the largest feedings being morning and bedtime. The lunch feeding is hit or miss and he just takes enough to quench his thirst for the 430pm session. My eldest was barely doing 16 ounces at that point and was only doing morning and evening bottles by 11 months, each barely 4 ounces.

My son was a boob fiend and slowed down a little once food was introduced at 6 months, but really his demand for BM increased and decreased at times. It increased for teething and growth spurts, of course. Then other weeks he didn't ask as much or nurse as long because food held his attention.