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@Smurfette: Oh yikes - that's really not a lot! But Xander's the same way - he'll drink more if it's constantly offered to him, as opposed to just handing it to him and letting him go to town. If he has his hands on it, he'll drink a little and then throw it to the floor! Hopefully if they offer it more often, she'll drink more. And hopefully they'll give you more details about how much she's actually drinking! Bummer about the leaky cup in the car though - ugh!!!
@silver1: Oooh, that library play session sounds fun! I still haven't done anything like that with Xander!
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Thanks all!! I'm working today and trying not to feel guilty about it. The upside is that she doesn't realize it's her birthday. I'm thinking bout taking her to the zoo on Monday when my parents are in town to make up for it.
K is great with straw/sippy cups if we offer it to her and hold it. Otherwise she likes to bang it on the table and throw it on the ground. Bottle weaning is stressing me out so I'm going to wait until after her doc appt next week to start.
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@sheskrafty: Yeah, she totally has no idea today's her birthday, so it doesn't matter if you're with her or not!
Ugh, I hear you on the cups! This must be totally normal since all our babies are like this and tend to play with the cup more than actually drink out of it! I'm just hoping that now that he's off bottles, he'll eventually start drinking more from the cup! Bleh!
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@silver1: happy belated birthday! Can't wait to see pics!
@sheskrafty: happy birthday today! Hope you're doing something fun to celebrate! -
@sheskrafty: we took R to day care for her birthday too! Don't feel guilty. We were going to do something special the weekend before and DH and I had stomach issues so never did.
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Yep, it's happened: http://boards.hellobee.com/topic/spring-2013-mamas-amp-toddlers
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@sheskrafty: Happy Birthday K!!!
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