@maemae yeah the money just got bad this year and it's been alot of budget cuts

@ccanela26 o wow. Didn't know the school system there was like that and that's where I'm originally from

@maemae yeah I will try something else and trust me the way these school system here in SC with losing money I'm homeschooling her

Keep trying different things until you've exhausted your thoughts. If all else fails cup it is

Try finding another way that she could be comforted. Maybe letting her get a new blanket of her choice and see if that's comforting. She'll be going to school soon and there's no sippy cups there. Remember u are her parent and no one else. If it concerns u than do something about it. Just because your mom doesn't want to hear her cry must mean mommas gonna always be around.

@maemae my mom don't like hearing her cry she tells me I shouldn't be taking her cup from her it's like her "security blanket" she had it since she was 9months so I think I'm gonna go with @jjsmommyjj711 on this one and just wait it out til she gets tired of it. The cup isn't messing up her teeth so I don't see anything wrong with letting her keep it for a lil while longer. It puts her to sleep and keeps her asleep

For me I stopped the drinking after 8 maybe 9 depending on how the day went and after that it was tough love. I might let u sip what's in my cup but other than that the answer is no. And if u keep up the fuss because I won't give u anymore, I will certainly give u a reason to cry

It's your daughter you do what you see fit if she really likes/needs her water at night and still pees sometimes then keep the pull ups on but eventually she won't need them

@jjsmommyjj711 yeah she goes to the potty til she goes to sleep.

Slowly start putting less and less water in it and eventually she won't need it as much she's still little at least it's not an all day thing