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    So lo is 17 months old and would only drink from a bottle till
    recently but had been drinking from a drinking cup for a few weeks
    but all of a sudden she hasnt wanted it altho she has been unwell this
    week so think It may have something to do with that or
    that her mum and dad have parted?? Anyone else had similiar situation??
    Im not sure what to say to mum I try and Iam putting her drink cup
    in her mouth just to take a little bit
    should I just wait an see as may be shes not herself or do u think
    Shes picked up on whats going on at home?

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    I would have a chat with Mum to gauge her drinking pattern at home and then perhaps agree on joint monitoring for a couple of weeks, hth xzx

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mrs Scrubbit View Post
    I would have a chat with Mum to gauge her drinking pattern at home and then perhaps agree on joint monitoring for a couple of weeks, hth xzx
    We had a chat today as she was taking lo to doc
    which doc said nothing wrong but I think different she doesnt have much at
    home just milk from what mum was saying today
    but mum has had so much stress in personal life I want to help
    by not saying to much but lo has been very clingy not wanting to do much play
    will see what next week brings hopefully she will be feeling better.
    thanks x

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    You could try leaving a bottle of water for her to use as and when she wants to , I know it can seem like a step backwards but perhaps due to being unsettled at the moment all she is seeking is some familiar comforts ( you could also leave out her cup aswell so she has a choice) xxx

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