Baby drinks and glasses

Breastfeeding or first infant formula should be continued until your baby is at least one year old.
Breastfeeding will benefit you and your kid for as long as you continue.
Your baby’s desire for milk will lessen as he or she consumes more solid meals.
When your baby is eating sufficient of solids multiple times a day, he or she may no longer require a milk feed.

Starting about 6 months, introduce your infant to drinking from a cup or beaker and offer sips of water with meals.
Using an open cup or a free-flow cup without a valve will help your infant learn to drink while also being better for his or her teeth.
It may be messy at first, but with time, your baby will learn to sip from an open cup.
Bottle feeding should be avoided after your infant turns one year old.
When using a bottle or trainer cup, just use breast milk, formula milk, or water, and do not add anything else to the feed (including sweets, cereals, baby rice, or chocolate powder).

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