As a new year is approaching and rolling into 2015, I just want to wish you all a Happy WONDERFUL New Year! Stay safe and enjoy your time with your family and friends during this holiday season. Looking forward to posting more and more articles to engage with and encourage parents, grandparents, and caregivers of infants, toddlers, and preschool age children.
Sincerely,
*Iva
Precious Years Blogger
To engage with parents, grandparents, and caregivers of infants, toddlers, and preschool age children.
Tuesday, December 30, 2014
Wednesday, December 3, 2014
Weaning from bottle to sippy cup? Is your infant ready for this transition?
Generally,
between the ages of ten months to one year, infants are ready to transition
(wean) from a bottle to a sippy cup. This takes time and some patience to
finally succeed. It works even better if your child care provider is willing to
be consistent with the transitioning in child care as well. I find it best to
gradually introduce the sippy cup during certain times of the day as a weaning
process with the goal of slowly moving from a bottle to a sippy cup. Infants
tend to get attached to the bottle and prefer the bottle over the sippy cup. So
I suggest picking a time
Weaning from lap to highchair? Is your infant ready for this transition?
As
your baby grows and strives for the need to be independent, it’s a good idea to
encourage transitioning (weaning) to the next independent step starting as
early as seven months. Usually around this age, babies show interest in holding
their own bottle as well as the need to move around while they are drinking
their bottle. This is a sign the baby is ready for a transition.
Transitioning (weaning) from
lap to highchair
~ Here is an easy way to help with this transition.
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