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Hi Rosie
Yes, there is you just stop giving her the fruit. Until you do this she is always going to wait for the sugar after her meal.

There are some tutorials on my website and have attached the family menus for you to look at. ALso some suggestions for toddler meals.
List_of_Suggestions_for_Toddler_Meals.pdfSuggested_ServingGuideforToddlers-Feb2014.pdfWeek1FamilyMenu.pdfWeek2FamilyMenu.pdfWeek3FamilyMenu.pdfWeek4FamilyMenu.pdf
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HI Claire
Well done, you will have good nights and not so good nights, however I would recommend resettling until she learns to be consistent at sleeping through the night.

Ideally it would be good for you to do resettling during the day as well, however I understand that it is harder with a toddler, however as at her age if she is only having two naps a day then it is a lot easier to put the time in.

As she is 9 months, then when she wakes in the morning to start the day then she should have solids first then breast. This will also help you with her night waking.

Once your baby turns 8 months then it is recommended you change milk and solids around so that she has solids first. There is one theory that when a baby night wakes as they grow that they are looking for that first sucking feed in the morning, once it is replaced with solids, then during the night they find a different way to comfort instead of waking for the sucking comfort.

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Hi Julia
Sadly dream feeding would not have been the answer to your weight gains. Remember sleep is a nutrient and by doing this you are interrupting their deep sleep.

For a 6 to 7 month I would be recommending awake times of 3 hours and 2 naps of a minimum of 1 1/2 hours


Her wake time routine would be
wakes (can wait up to 30 minutes for food)
solids, then milk
plays
milk, sleeping bag
nap - resettle if she wakes before 1 1/2 hours.

I wouldn't worry to much about getting her to have a full bottle, however I would be encouraging her to eat her solids.    You may find that once she has solids first, then milk that she may have a renewed interest in her breast milk.    I have also posted notes on introducing solids and vegetables as well.

I have posted on other posts general routine guidelines .

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Hi Ladies
Thank you for all your questions and hopefully the answers will help you. It was lovely to meet you all at the OHBaby Coffee Catchup.

Remember before you do anything STOP, THINK, and ACT – work out what you are doing, why you are doing, and what you are trying to accomplish and then act.

Remember YOU are the baby’s mum and so listen to your heart and instinct.   Yes, we all don’t do it by the book, or get it right the first time, but you need to make ‘mistakes’ to get it right for you.   It’s a time of learning a little person’s personality and figuring out what works for your home life.

If you have the time I would love to see you pop over to http://www.facebook.com/BabyWithin
and 'like' it. You can then keep up with information that I post from time to time or hear from other mothers who write on the wall.

Please remember as a parent or carer that you should understand and acknowledge that Dorothy is NOT a licensed medical doctor or other licensed medical provider and the information that I share with you has come from experience and working with numerous families and babies and toddlers
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