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That's great advice! We got a bunch of a couple kinds of bottles, there ended up being a few that he liked and the rest he just refused.
by drewzero1 6y ago
That's great advice! We got a bunch of a couple kinds of bottles, there ended up being a few that he liked and the rest he just refused.
- conductr 6y agoThat’s exactly what happened to us. It’s happened with sippy cups too and strawed cups. To a lesser extent but if they don’t like the shape or handles or whatever it’s effectively useless. It's funny how opinionated kids can be at such a young age!
- drewzero1 6y agoOne of the bottle/alternative choices we tried was a slanted open-topped cup[1] designed for early open cup training. He actually drank milk out of it when he wouldn't take a bottle, and now drinks water out of it at meals, but if I don't help hold it he tips it back too far and gets a faceful. The hope is for him to learn right away to use a regular cup, and then only use a sippy cup when we need something he can't spill. Right now I'm just treating it as an early lesson in gravity and fluid dynamics. [1] https://www.doidycups.com/ https://www.doidycups.com/