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    Anyone else trying to break the habit by 1 year? I have bought some sippy cups, but she just gets made at them. She's a lazy baby and uses the drop in bottle an just sucks up til the stuff comes out. Also we started water at night and that is going great!!

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    We're doing sippy cups at meals. I will hopefully have him off bottles at one or soon after.
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    Which one are you using, we tried tipee tom, but it's a slow process

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    My son doesn't seem to like the ones with handles, so I got several without. He seems to like the NUBY ones best. I got the NUBY 6+ month ones.
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    I haven't actually given it much thought. Kessler doesn't go to sleep by drinking a bottle, so I don't really thing it's going to be hard to transition him. The binkie/pacie will be difficult, but since he only gets them at nap and bedtime, I'll worry about that later.

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    I also like the Nuby ones. Easy to clean! Haven't really tried to break him from the bottle yet though. Infact, haven't even thought about it!
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    My guy takes a bottle at daycare. He's never been a big fan of them, though, and will generally only drink half of what he usually does, so I don't think breaking him of the bottle will be a problem. I don't think breaking him of the breast will be an issue, either. The big problem is that he seems unable to figure out how the heck to use a sippy cup and much prefers drinking from our glasses. Unfortunately, this is really messy--every time he does this. So, any assistance in training a baby on how to use a sippy cup would be appreciated. He thinks they're just really great teethers.
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    DD takes a bottle at daycare and sippy cups at home during snack or dinner. She is still nursing most of the time though so she doesn't take a bottle at home. When she gets moved to the Toddler I room in a couple of months at daycare, they automatically transition them to sippy cup. My son was FF so had nothing but the bottle and I just took it away the day he turned one and he never asked for it again.
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    Well Jessica takes a sippy at dc, but not at home. I'm going to steal one that they use...

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