About Sleep of 14 Months Baby

Make sure your child is getting enough sleep and food during the day. Food intake and not enough naps during the day is often related to night wakings. Our little girl is also 14 months and we give her milk from a sippy cup when she wakes and then breakfast. She naps 9-10:30 then she gets milk and lunch then naps again 2-3:30. Snack in afternoon and then milk and dinner around 6. She goes to sleep by 7:30 and we don't give any additional milk or food after that. Sometimes she wakes at 10pm but we give her a pacifier and soothe her back to sleep. It's difficult to get them to sleep through the night but if you work on the day time schedule that should help. Good luck!

your question is kinda hard to understand-but from what i see-its time to lose the bottle-start feeding her real food..you ever been on just a liquid diet?? plus shes growing etc.both my kids were on solid table foods by 5 months,the bottle was gone by 11 months...give her some food-shes hungry

shes just probably going through a phase. just do what you know your child needs, and she will be through this before you know it.

I have learned it takes a week to train a child to do something else. With my daughter I let her cry it out and checked on her if she cried more then 30 minute (pediatricain recomandation). I hated it but at 6 months she went to bed between 7-8 and slept (through the night) till 7 the next morning. Oh and giving her wheat and milk at night can rot her teeth... try training her to drink water before bed and eat just a regular dinner. Wait to break her of milk till she is sleeping through the night, we waited about a month but that was us!
These are just my suggestions. They will help both you and her in the long run, but I would ALWAYS recomend talking to the pediatrician about everything! My pedi is there everytime even if its just something simple about my baby like "she won't eat her veggies"! Talk to yours about what is best for your baby!