Juice & Milk: Babies 'R' Us
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?For Anyone Whos Done a Babies R Us Registry
Asked by S.E. from New York
on March 31, 2012
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so i created a registry online just now for babies r us .. im not going to put anything on it just yet.. my fiance is pretty excited to go tomorrow since he has a day ...
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- I was so disappointed in Babies R Us this time around. they has so few selections in the actual store. So it wasn't as much fun as when they used to actually stock th...
- If you are online some items will say "online only." At least this is how it works with Toys R Us which is the same family of stores. Actually Toys R Us has a pick u...
- Folks can order on line and have it shipped to store, free of charge. Then just pick it up. I went to Buy Buy Baby today with my son and DIL to buy crib. OMG ne...
Sippy Cup
Asked by S.J. from Dallas
on August 27, 2008
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I am trying to wein my 8 month old baby girl and am trying to get her to drink from a sippy cup. She has been exclusively breastfed, so she really doesn't like the sip...
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- Hi S.. Has your doctor recommended starting a sippy cup? I have 2 kids, and I think that is a little early. Both of mine were breast fed for a year+ (1 never ever t...
- My youngest; now 19mo's didn't like the sippy either so I just started putting milk and water (we don't drink juice) in my cup and giving him a straw. At first he did...
- S. there are juice cups at the grocery store in the juice isle. They are shaped similar to a bottle but have cartoon character head's on them. ie...Barney, Winnie the...
Smelly Sippy
Asked by J.P. from Chicago
on January 29, 2010
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My son uses a Playtex insulated sippy. It looks like a travel cup for adults, but it has a non-spill rubber part inside. We use the cup for milk occasionally, and no...
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- Please don't be offended by this question, but are you sure you're washing all the parts? I've had clients in the past who didn't know the rubber regulators were remo...
- throw it away, who knows what's causing the smell. sippy cups need to be replaced every so often anyhow
- Try washing it with a very warm soapy water and baking soda mixture. Rinse it well, then put about 1/4 cup of vinegar in it and give it a good shaking to get the vine...
Sippy Cups
Asked by K.E. from New York
on March 13, 2008
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After reading the question about stopping the playing of games with a sippy cup...that reminded me of my question: Is there a straw-based cup that doesn't leak? I've...
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- On a whim, I bought a cup with a straw of a sort made into it at Walmart for my daughter (22 months)yesterday. It was a cheap cup shaped like an animal where the stra...
- I have a set of cups from tupperware that use a regular straw. They ar not leak proof - but they are the best I have found. They only leak if totally upside down or ...
- This is not so much finding things as finding out things. My sister has a friend who is a speach therapist. she said that sippy cups were not good for children as th...
Won't Drink Milk from a Sippy Cup!
Asked by B.M. from Boston
on April 30, 2008
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Hi there,
Since she turned 12 mos I have been trying to transition my now 14 mo. old daughter from the bottle to a sippy cup. She loves to drink water out of a sippy...
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- A few questions .. What did you have her on? Did you Breast Feed, use Formula, Etc. ... You might need to find a cup that she will drink from, maybe she wasn't ready ...
- Holly, Have you tried warming it up? My daughter won't drink it from a cup unless I warm it up, and I figure do what works, right? Good luck!
- Hi Holly, we actually had the same problem. My daughter loves water from her cup and didn't like milk from it. I bought her a "special" milk cup. Just one of those pl...
Leashes for Kids & Milk from a Sippy
Asked by S.V. from Dallas
on March 17, 2010
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Hey Mommas!! Last night about midnight both of these questions popped into my head, "I am considering getting a leash for my son, and why won't my son drink milk from ...
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- I love the leash backpack for little kids. Controversial (yes) but necessary for those kids who bolt. My two sons would probably be two dead pancakes today if I didn...
- Leash: I do have a leash for my son. There are those who say you should just watch your kid better. To me, it was a matter of safety. I would use it when I was fre...
- I'll start by saying I don't like the leashes, but I have used them. The circumstances dictated it. I had a 3 year old and 1 year old and was traveling alone. I nee...
Can't Get 13 Mo Old to Take Milk from Sippy Cup
Asked by J.B. from Los Angeles
on February 15, 2008
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My 13 mo old will drink water from a sippy cup with no problem but will not take breastmilk or cow's milk. I'd like to get her to take milk so that other people can t...
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- Before my daughter would take milk in a sippy cup I had to wean her completely. I weaned her completely at 13 months. She weaned pretty easily. I never put breast milk...
- My daughter had a hard time with drinking anything from a sippy cup. We now own lots of different styles of sippy cups. She's not a big drinker to begin with. One t...
- Hi J., in my opinion, you just need to keep trying. My son was the same way! He didn't start to drink the milk willingly until 21 mos. A lot of my friends like to use ...
Will Not Drink Milk Out of Sippy Cup
Asked by D.T. from San Francisco
on January 8, 2008
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My one year old will not drink milk out of a sippy cup, he will drink it out of a bottle. He does drink water out of his sippy cup but not milk.
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- Actually - think of it as a good thing. It makes it easier to ween him later. At meal time, give him a small plastic cup with a small amount and hand it to him when ...
- I'm not sure when I pulled the bottle completely either, I believe it was closer to 18 months, but I know that after a few days my twins figured it out and if they wan...
- Try the Born Free Sippy cup. You can get it at Whole Foods. It's a cross between a bottle and a sippy cup. It might make the transition easier.
Juice for 1 Year Old
Asked by P.V. from Los Angeles
on March 3, 2009
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I would like to know what juice brands (lower sugar, organic etc.) are best for babies. I have been buying Gerber juice but am open to other suggestions.
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- Is it terrible to suggest just offering water? We're never given our son juice except the ones we make. It's fun to make smoothies using fresh fruits and veggies for k...
- my daughter is 23 months old and i give her any juice that 100% juice. juicy juice is great! and i use that most. hansens is a good one too. what i do with my daughter...
- Gosh what a conundrum. It's hard when a child does not like water. For me, I don't like juices given at this age.. .my kids were not given juice until after 2 years ...
Sippy Cups
Asked by B.H. from Scranton
on February 15, 2010
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When we get a sippy cup the milk doesn't want to come out very easily, even when sucked on. I know because I tried it. What kind of sippy cup is best? The little guy ...
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- You don't say your child's age which will make a big difference in the type of sippy cup. For my 1 year old, we use the Playtex Little Grippers. It works great. Eas...
- I would recommend getting several different kinds and seeing which your kids like best. Our son loved some, but our daughter hated them when we tried them. We had ...
- We love the Gerber ones. I used them with my son (he's now 3) and recently started my 11 month old on them. The valves pop easily so you can stick them in the dishwa...
