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Mom of a 2 yr 9 m old girl5 months ago

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#asktheexpert my daughter is still drinking milk 150 ml 2 time a day in bottle feed. is this fine.

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POOJA KOTHARIMom of a 8 yr 6 m old boy5 months ago

A. Yes, it is generally fine if your daughter is still drinking 150 ml of milk twice a day through bottle feed, especially if she is also eating a variety of solid foods and growing well. By this stage (around 1 year or older), the focus should gradually shift more toward solid meals, with milk serving as a nutritious supplement, not the main source of nutrition. Ensure she is also drinking water and eating fruits, vegetables, grains, and proteins. If she's over 1 year, try slowly transitioning from bottle to sipper or cup to support better oral development and reduce the risk of tooth decay.

Manali K MehtaMom of 2 children5 months ago

A. hi parent please avoid bottle feeding please buy Babyhug cup or sipper as per your child choice please maintain hygiene properly with Babyhug instant sanitizer

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