Formula Friday 11/20

[dreemkin]

Bc I forgot again on the actual day...

Age:

Amnt:

Solids:

Comments:

NBR GTKY: share a nbr short term goal and a long term goal you have!

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[dreemkin]

Age: 9 months

Amnt: 4 bottles of 6oz

Solids: working toward more options still. Latest was potatoes and strawberries (so messy).

Comments: I'll come back if I think of anything later.

NBR GTKY:
Short term: I've been working on a personalized calendar from shutterfly for next year. I have a free one and the code is up at the end of jan. It's a lot of work and free time is slim to non existent. Hopefully I'll get there soon.

Long term goal: to keep my CLS (clinical lab science) certification I have to do continuing education every three years. The only time I have to do this is before bed. By then I'm exhausted and don't want to read medical sciencey articles (which I usually enjoy, don't get me wrong). It's hard to concentrate and it feels like a chore/busy work/a scam for my licencing organization to make money. But it has to be done.

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[abseptember]

Age 9 mths

Bottles 24ish oz. Dr. said 16-24 oz/day until a year.

Solids they want them all. We do finger food, yogurt, and pouches.

Comments I'm thinking I need to get better about offering a sippy cup. What are you ladies doing with this?

STG- get my grading done ASAP after final assignment is due.
LTG- work more clinical hours so I can renew my certification.

[dreemkin]

abseptember we offer a sippy cup of water just for practice but it's a casual thing (not everyday).

[abseptember]

Nov 22, 2015 12:23:18 GMT -5 dreemkin said:

abseptember we offer a sippy cup of water just for practice but it's a casual thing (not everyday).

That's pretty much what I do. I really want to cut bottles out bt 12-13 mths. I think I should offer the sippy more but at the same time I don't want to put formula in it and have it be wasted.

[abseptember]

Nov 22, 2015 14:34:15 GMT -5 @holachica said:

Nov 22, 2015 13:42:50 GMT -5 abseptember said:

That's pretty much what I do. I really want to cut bottles out bt 12-13 mths. I think I should offer the sippy more but at the same time I don't want to put formula in it and have it be wasted.

Saaaaaame. DS loves to throw the sippy on the ground, so it's so annoying to practice with it.

YES!  They love to throw it on the ground or shake it so hard the contents come out.  ANNOYING!

[taberbtb]

abseptember DD wasn't really big into her sippy cup until recently. I think she just didn't know how it worked. I spent about 3 days of letting her drink from a juice box and squeezing it when she would put the straw in her mouth. Now she's the straw cup champion! We only offer water in her cup but she drinks it like nobody's business. I really think she just didn't grasp the concept.

[GeekBeagle]

@holachica, abseptember We have a sip cup leash similar to this, which prevents it from going to the ground. www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=41817646

Though, he does like to pound the cup on the table and make noise, which isn't much better, lol.

[dreemkin]

Yup, I have three of these lol. Great for toys too.