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When Should a Baby Stop Using a Bottle? A Gentle Weaning Guide

Until what age should a child drink milk from a bottle? Babies can begin practising with a cup at around 6 months, while families are generally encouraged to complete the bottle-to-cup transition between approximately 12 and 18 months. This guide explains why toddlers become emotionally attached to bottles and how prolonged use may affect dental health, appetite, and eating habits. Parents will find a gentle seven-day transition example, cup suggestions, bedtime-bottle strategies, and ways to respond to resistance without shame. It also covers milk after bottle weaning and signs that require help from a pediatrician, feeding specialist, or dentist.

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When Should a Baby Stop Using a Bottle? A Gentle Weaning Guide

Until what age should a child drink milk from a bottle? Babies can begin practising with a cup at around 6 months, while families are generally encouraged to complete the bottle-to-cup transition between approximately 12 and 18 months. This guide explains why toddlers become emotionally attached to bottles and how prolonged use may affect dental health, appetite, and eating habits. Parents will find a gentle seven-day transition example, cup suggestions, bedtime-bottle strategies, and ways to respond to resistance without shame. It also covers milk after bottle weaning and signs that require help from a pediatrician, feeding specialist, or dentist.

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