My LO hasn't been drinking much.. maybe 6 ounces/day.
Now that I'm not nursing as frequently I know she'll be taking more. Just not sure how much is too much!
My LO hasn't been drinking much.. maybe 6 ounces/day.
Now that I'm not nursing as frequently I know she'll be taking more. Just not sure how much is too much!
coconut / 8299 posts
At 12 months, he was drinking around 20-24 oz (3 -8oz cups a day). Now at 24 months, he drinks 16-18oz a day.
hostess / wonderful honeydew / 32460 posts
@banana: dang! That's a lotta milk!! okay thanks!
GOLD / wonderful coffee bean / 18478 posts
@chopsuey119: Our doctor told us that after 1, they do not need more than 16 oz of milk a day. They should be getting calories and calcium from food. And drinking water.
wonderful pear / 26210 posts
From 14 months to 17 months, he was drinking about 16 ounces in two bottles, one in the morning and one in the afternoon.
We've dropped the afternoon bottle now, so he's drinking about 8 ounces day. He never wanted a night time feeding, so we haven't had a night bottle since he was about 10 months.
pomegranate / 3414 posts
We've recently dropped the amount of milk LO drinks (26m), she currently gets about 12-16oz a day. When I stopped nursing (14m) she was drinking about 20oz a day but now she eats a lot more yogurt and cheese so she gets calcium that way. She also drinks a lot of water (we only give her milk and water and occasionally some watered down gatorade).
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