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We just finished weaning DD (She turned a year on Oct 29). With me being pregnant, my milk dried up and we transitioned her to WCM a little early (around 11 months). Up until last week her milk at daycare was 50-50 BM and WCM, but now the freezer stash is gone

Her feeding schedule:
7am-snack (daycare)
9:00-breakfast and 5 oz WCM (daycare)
11:00-lunch and 5 oz WCM (daycare)
2:30-afternoon snack and water (daycare)
6:00-dinner and 5 oz WCM

That is a typical daycare day, she sometimes gets water and animal crackers on the way to daycare if she's cranky. We stick pretty close to that on the weekends, but less snacks. We did BLW, so she just eats whatever we are eating and eats whatever they are serving at daycare. With the occasional pouch thrown in if I think she hasn't gotten enough veggies.

We just switched over to almond milk (milk allergy).

6:00 - 8oz bottle
8:30 - breakfast (typically scrambled eggs, a baby pancake and applesauce), 4 oz almond milk offered
10:00 - Cheerios, 4oz almond milk offered
11:30 - lunch (chicken nuggets, a fruit cup, a veggie and almond milk)
2:00 - snack which is typically an Ella's kitchen cookie and almond milk
5:00 - dinner (typically meat and fruit, however lately he's been boycotting meat and begging for scrambled eggs, and almond milk)
7:00 - 8oz bottle

Our ped wants him off all bottles by 14 months. We are taking our time and hanging on to the two that make life happier.

DS is a week away from turning one, and this is what food for today looked/looks like:

7:45: Wake up, eat 8oz bottle of formula
9ish: Breakfast - YoBaby Yogurt
11: Snack - Mandarin Oranges or Squash cubes, sippy of WCM
12:30ish: Lunch - 2 slices of Ham (cold cuts), 2 pieces of cheese, and either oranges or squash (whichever didn't get eaten already)
3: Snack - cheese stick and WCM
6: Dinner - I think tonight we'll have steak tips and twice baked potatoes. I may add a couple pieces of squash to that for him.

And that's it, we've already weaned him from night time bottles so nothing after dinner. I just can't figure out what to do to eliminate the morning bottle. It's so easy and he wants to eat as soon as he wakes up. And a lot neater than a sippy.