My 2-year-old only drinks milk — what should I do?
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My 2-year-old only drinks milk — what should I do?
Little Lunches Expert Answer
At two years old, relying primarily on milk may limit exposure to iron, fiber, and other nutrients from solid foods. Gradually reducing milk while establishing consistent meals and snacks encourages broader dietary variety and supports balanced growth and development.
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