dr. brown\'s makes it easy to move from a bottle to a sippy cup

My third child follows her sister: She climbs earlier, eats faster, and wants to be part of any activity that is going on.
This means that it becomes more and more difficult to take care of her if her siblings are anywhere near.
She\'s 9 months old and we \'ve started to introduce solids-more accurately, she\'s starting to put her hands on the table and scream until I feed them from my plate
While she is transitioning to solid food, I know she will benefit no matter what breast milk I can give her.
My milk is not only full of the nutrients she needs, but also antibodies to fight the bacteria that ride my kindergarten children every day.
My breast milk is going to get her through the cold and flu season.
But she was so busy that she was distracted by her siblings that it was difficult to keep her attention long enough for her to eat good things during the day.
That\'s where I found it. Brown’s 2-in-
1 Transition bottle cover and suction mouth is very helpful.
She wants to figure out how to get it to work so it catches her attention.
I have started to give her the bottle with my breast milk to practice the suction cup with water.
In this transitional season, we are like an olive branch.
I can make the process take only a few minutes instead of trying to get through a frustrating care session.
She still gets the nutrients and antibodies she needs and she can start moving towards independenceand I)
A little eager at this point.
She still loves her night feeding, and I still love the connection, holding her tight without her sisters attending the party.
My child has just grown up.
She needs me, but she needs to develop hand/eye coordination to be the busy toddler she is becoming. Each Dr. Brown\'s 2-in-
1 Transition bottle sleeve includes all the items seen in the photo on the left below: Bottle, cleaning brush, nipple ring, internal ventilation system, bottle nipple, suction cup nipple, and a lid
I love that it\'s all included, so we\'re ready to give her what she needs when she needs it.
Even though my daughter has just started learning, bottles and cups are easy to catch.
I can see that she is as proud to use her new tube cup as she is to climb over the living room.
Sometimes she would drag it or knock it over so I\'m glad it spilled --proof too.
Here\'s an internal tip: you can use 4-
The same is true of the ounce version of the bottle body.
I have one in my hand. I tried it.
As my daughter became more and more nimble, we found the small bottle easier to handle for her.
My teething baby likes the soft mouth of the nipple and the mouth of the straw;
I like it to be 100% silicone and BPA-free.
Another thing I like: it\'s easy to clean. I can\'t hand-
Wash everything clean
In fact, sometimes I can hardly run a lot of dishes)
So, the fact that I can wash these things on the top shelf of the dishwasher is very helpful.
I personally like anything that can be achieved for two purposes, both versions are now in use.
Hell, when we can\'t find my 2-year-
We borrowed her little sister\'s Cup, so the Cup crossed over many ages and children.
I am happy that as she grows and changes from bottle to cup, I will have these cups on hand and I am sure she will continue to enjoy using them as well.
When will your baby transition to a suction cup?
This article is sponsored by Dr. Brown.
All the opinions are true and my own.