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by Anonymous on February 27th, 2005
You might try getting your little one to just drink out of a cup. It may be that she's cutting those front teeth on the top and it hurts to suck on the bottle. You might also try giving a little bit of Tylenol for teething and see if she'll then accept the bottle.
by Mini_kilt on October 17th, 2006
Sippy cups should be easy for your baby after about six months, and babies of all ages can drink from a cup, your child may be going through a weaning process and take well to the new cups, if not I'd look into the health of her mouth, maybe it hurts to latch due to thrush or teething...
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