re: My child won't drink milk of any kind

Quoting lamr - 02-08-13-21:" Flint stone vitamins are for 2+. My pedi told me not to give vitamins until 2 years, so talk to your ... [snip!] ... smoothies with milk right now Strawberries, yogurt, melon, watermelon, cranberries, raspberries, spinach and milk. Good luck!"

I need to give her more yogurt. Smoothies is a good idea~
Thanks!

Quoting lamr - 02-08-13-21:" Flint stone vitamins are for 2+. My pedi told me not to give vitamins until 2 years, so talk to your ... [snip!] ... smoothies with milk right now Strawberries, yogurt, melon, watermelon, cranberries, raspberries, spinach and milk. Good luck!"

The gummies I have are actually for 1+  

Quoting Jas ♥:" The gummies I have are actually for 1+  "

My pedi told me to just snap one flintstone vitamin in half and give it to them before 2 years. That's what I did and now they take a the regular amount.

Quoting InkDMomma:" My pedi told me to just snap one flintstone vitamin in half and give it to them before 2 years. That's what I did and now they take a the regular amount."

Yeah you could do that also.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Jas ♥:</b>" The gummies I have are actually for 1+  "</blockquote>



Really? I looked everywhere! Are they flintstones? I'd like to get some for my youngest.

Quoting lamr - 02-08-13-21:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Jas ♥:</b>" The gummies I have are actually for 1+  "</blockquote> ... [snip!] ... for 1+  "</blockquote> Really? I looked everywhere! Are they flintstones? I'd like to get some for my youngest."

I got gummies at Walmart for the kids.

Quoting Ҿcɧơ:" I have not. And somehow I didn't know that. Thanks. I'll have to go get some and try it. I've actually never tried it, but my favorite food of all time is herbed goat cheese. MMMMMMMMMMMMM  "

You can try powdered goat's milk, too. Or you can mix some formula in with regular milk

I breastfed my daughter until she was 2 years and 4 months. She hates milk and the only way she will drink it is with Ovaltine in it. It's not the best thing because it does have sugar but its a lot better than any other chocolate milk and packed with vitamins.

My daughter is small for her age and after breastfeeding for two years so refused any kind of milk as well, because she needed milk for the extra calories my Pedi recommended Mixing in Breakfast essentials mix (you can find it in the oatmeal or breakfast aisle at the grocery) and it comes in chocolate and french vanilla. It has all sorts of vitamins and minerals, and you can buy it sugar free, so it's better than straight up chocolate milk, it actually is delicious and its the only way my DD will drink her milk!