My Son Refuses Cold Milk

Updated on May 28, 2008
A.M. asks from Norwalk, CT
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I am thinking that I should begin weaning Will from using the bottle. BUT he refuses to drink his milk if it is not warm. I worry that he will not consume enough vitamins, calories..etc. Any advice?

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Ok! sounds simple to continue heating his milk even if it is for a sippy cup..thank you.

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D.

answers from New York on

Heat his milk. There is nothing wrong with that. Slowly lower the temp everytime so that he gets use to drinking it cold little by little.

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P.M.

answers from New York on

Heat the milk. I heat it in a glass cup, and then transfer it to the sippy cup for my son.

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B.M.

answers from Binghamton on

i agree with the other woman, heat the milk. it wont hurt anything. you can try to put some flavoring in the cold milk too. a little chocolate or strawberry syrup, or even vanilla would be good.he might decide he likes it that way.

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D.Z.

answers from Binghamton on

You can heat it, but don't do it in the microwave. There is tons of research to suggest that microwave ovens are really not good if you are concerned about the nutritional content of what you are heating, which of course in this case you are. Stovetop works great.

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