So far my daughter wants nothing to do with cows milk!! Lol. At least she drinks water.

Maybe try almond milk??

@rmreed, I've asked her doctor about that and he told me to try and avoid sweetened milks until she's at least 18 months and I'm like "well what do I do" and he said to just keep offering it.

@lizzy_boo93 They have unsweetened almond milk...I put it in my coffee!

I give my son almond milk... well i started introducing it last week in a sippy cup and he takes it so far

Almond milk isn't milk... I had the same issue w/my son (who also was still having issues w/digesting milk as he was a preemie). I found this milk, it's actual whole milk, but is lactose free, has double the protein & HALF the sugar of regular milk, (yet seems to taste sweeter than regular whole milk)... it's been a lifesaver!!

If u click on the picture the container explains a little more about the milk...

@tammij1313, thank you I'll have to try that

@rmreed, I'll look into it thank you 🖤🖤

@dylansmom, that's good! Lol my daughter is having trouble with her sippy cup she's hellbent on using a bottle.

My son still uses a bottle because i actually switched him to toddler formula when he turned 1 since he isnt the best eater and just got introduced to almond milk. I just dont give him the almond milk in his bottle only the formula

I mean they're not baby cows they shouldn't have cows milk as It is @tammij1313

@rmreed, Agreed, but u have to transition them from formula to milk at some point, right?

@tammij1313 That's why stuff like almond milk and coconut milk are good options!

@lizzy_boo93, Oh & if u figure out a solution for this please share w/me!! We're having the SAME issue...lol

@rmreed, Right, but those are both extremely low in protein, calcium, fats, and almond milk is high in sugar...

Also, both can cause GI distress in the amount that children need to consume in a day...

@tammij1313 My doctor says otherwise but everyone's different. Do what works for your child

Exactly... if I were you I'd do some research of my own though (working in the medical field, I actually highly recommend 😊)! Try the American Pediatric Association website... it's a great resource.

@tammij1313, @rmreed, thank you both 🖤🖤🖤

@lizzy_boo93, 🤗