Been an EP mum for close to 14mths. Just dropped a pump cos LO is eating more solids now and now she decided to reject one of her formula feeds! Have tried nan, Bellamy's. I don't think my bm will be able to sustain her long! SOS! Currently she has 2 solid feeds, 3 milk feed and probably 1-2 snacks in between. Any other mummies facing same problem? I am very worried that I am drying up slowly and she's rejecting alternative milk! Any suggestions / advice pls? Thanks!!

After 1 year old, milk is no longer the main source of nutrients so you can slowly cut the intake down :) If you'd still like to offer milk, you can consider fresh milk instead - you can go for cow's milk (most economical), goat's milk (said to be better than cow's but more expensive) or plant-based like almond/soy if LO has cow's milk allergy/dairy intolerance :) It's preferred to give those found in chilled section of supermarkets like HL, Marigold, Meiji etc. I'm giving my son Farmhouse :) Make sure it's pasteurized and full cream milk! You can start by replacing a feed that LO is least likely to fuss about milk, and you can warm it up the same way as BM :)

i think u don't need to worry that much as after age 1, they are suppose to be getting they nutrients from solids mainly. do consider increasing to 3 meals a day, breakfast, lunch and dinner as that is the weaning recommendations but it is entirely up to u too. i won't be too concerned as long as she is still taking solids well and having good weight :) stage 3 milk is really a marketing stint - according to some pd articles so its ok if they want to go with the real milk too - like cow or goat milk. many mummies do that too

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Try, fresh goats milk. Yiu can get it from hay dairies better alternatively as its closer to bm and milder in taste. Haydiaries.com.sg

thanks

Have you tried cows milk or goats milk?