Baby-Led Weaning with Katie Ferraro

My BLW Baby at 12 Months Old: What Comes Next?

Jun 28, 2021
Discover what changes in nutrition when your baby turns one year old and transitions to toddlerhood. Key topics include how to effectively wean your little one off the bottle and ensure they get enough iron for growth. Learn the balance of milk intake with solid foods and the surprising pitfalls of too many snacks and added sugars. Gain insights on how to maintain a consistent feeding schedule that fosters healthy eating habits. It's all about navigating this exciting new stage in your child's development!
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Toddler Calorie and Meal Goals

  • Aim for a toddler's daily calorie intake around 1000 calories based on weight.
  • Ensure your toddler eats three family meals daily with modified versions of the family's foods.
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Increase Food, Decrease Milk

  • At 12 months, toddlers should get most of their nutrition from food, not breast milk or formula.
  • Gradually taper milk intake starting around 10 to 12 months in preparation for cow's milk transition.
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Limit Cow's Milk Intake

  • Limit cow's milk intake to 16 to 24 ounces daily for toddlers after 12 months.
  • Avoid excessive milk that fills toddlers with no iron and reduces food intake.
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