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2. Give the baby a sippy cup instead of a bottle during mealtime. Begin using the cup at one meal per day once the child is familiar with the cup. This may occur at 8-to-10 months old. Then, replace your baby's bottle at other meals. Do this until all meals are eaten with a sippy cup, instead of a bottle.
Introduce utensils. Offer your baby a spoon to hold while you feed him or her with another spoon. As your baby's dexterity improves, encourage your baby to use a spoon. Offer a cup. Feeding your baby breast milk or formula from a cup at mealtime can help pave the way for weaning from a bottle. Around age 9 months, your baby might be able to drink from a cup on his or her own. Dish individual servings. If you feed your baby directly from a jar or container, saliva on the spoon can quickly spoil leftovers. Instead, place servings in a dish. Opened jars of baby food can be safely refrigerated for two to three days.