How do you wean a one-year-old baby?

Answer by  Kimi (432)

Start by replacing one daily feeding. At this age, instead of replacing with a bottle, give your baby formula, breast milk, or whole cow's milk (if your doctor approves) in a cup. As your baby adjusts, gradually replace more breast feedings with regular meals and your baby should wean successfully.

Answer by  james111 (71)

Start slow by introducing cereal and other soft foods. Try pumping into a bottle at first then slowly switch to cow's milk or formula if the child is demanding.

Answer by  gabriella10 (353)

Offer baby sips of whole milk Offer baby a cookie instead of breastmilk Control baby anxiety singing and holding him Breastfeed only when baby is out of control

Answer by  ruth (407)

Start by substituting one feeding with a meal that includes milk in a cup while the baby is eating. Gradually eliminate one feeding at a time, offering a cup, bottle or snack instead of the breast. Eventually your baby will be used to eating, not nursing.