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My 18 months Baby Girl never like to drink cow milk or goat milk, what can I do to make her like milk?
I'm still nursing her. and want to wean her soon. How can I switch her to cow milk?
If you feel she no longer needs human milk than she no longer needs any other animal milk either.
The main purpose of cow's milk is to provide protein, fat, calcium and vitamin D. These nutritional needs can be met through diet, there are many parts of the world that consume no mammal milks and are perfectly healthy.
Vitamin D, technically not a vitamin and not found in milk. It is ADDED to milk, so there is no difference between milk and a vitamin D supplement. Vitamin D is a prohormone which humans make when exposed to the sun. It is impossible to overdose when your body makes it however you can get too much from supplements. Even in most of Canada in the winter 17 minutes of head and face exposure is sufficient for vitamin D production. Other naturally occuring sources of vitamin D include:
*Egg Yolk
*Fish
*Liver
*Yeast
Fortified foods include:
*Dairy
*Cereal
*Soy milks, rice milks
*Some orange juice
*etc.
Protein:
*Meat, Poultry, Fish
*Eggs
*Lentils, beans (including peas)
*Many vegetables
*Dairy
*Soy
*Nuts and peanuts and seeds
*Gelatin
*Grains (particularly oat and rye)
Calcium:
*Green veggies, particularly leafy veggies -where do you think cow's get it from?
*Fish, particularly small fish that you eat the bones
*Blackstrap molasses
*Amaranth
*Beans (particularly white and navy, baked beans are white beans cooked with molasses)
*Nuts and seeds (particularly almond, hazel nuts, and sesame seeds -paste is better than whole 1tbsp of paste is 90mg of calcium
*Rhubarb
*Some grains
Healthy fats for Toddler (this is different than adults)
http://www.westonaprice.org/children/nourish-baby.html
Pediatric clinicians have known for some time that children fed low-fat and low-cholesterol diets fail to grow properly. After all, a majority of mother's milk is fat, much of it saturated fat. Children need high levels of fat throughout growth and development. Milk and animal fats give energy and also help children build muscle and bone.1 In addition, the animal fats provide vitamins A and D necessary for protein and mineral assimilation, normal growth and hormone production.27
Choose a variety of foods so your child gets a range of fats, but emphasize stable saturated fats, found in butter, meat and coconut oil, and monounsaturated fats, found in avocados and olive oil.
Egg yolks, rich in choline, cholesterol and other brain-nourishing substances, can be added to your baby's diet as early as four months,1 as long as baby takes it easily. (If baby reacts poorly to egg yolk at that age, discontinue and try again one month later.)
Can a man fool around with a girl for 6 months and not have any feelings for her?
So i have been fooling around with this guy for 6 months now, we don't see each other that often, and when we do we spend it having sex, cuddling and sleeping in each others arms. It's kinda cute, but i feel like a part time girlfriend. He tells me that it's just fooling around, but do men really sleep with the same girl for that long and not have any feelings?
Yes, men are not the same as women when it comes to the connection between sex and love. Some men (e.g. married men with mistresses) do it for years and years. It's women who tend to develop feelings for someone because they are in an intimate relationship with them - as is happening to you now, I suspect.
Don't look for hidden meanings here, because there are none. He doesn't secretly love you but is in denial, or anything like that. You aren't a part time girlfriend - you aren't a girlfriend at all. Sorry, but there it is. At least he's being honest with you.
You could find out for sure by breaking it off with him and refusing to see him again. But you won't do that, will you? Because deep down you already know the answer and you don't want to lose him.
If you are waiting around for this guy to develop feelings towards you, you are wasting your life and you will end up very unhappy. It might be best to finish things with him if that's how things are for you. He isn't the man for you - he won't give you what you want. You will get the minimum consideration required to make sure you keep giving him what he wants, and no more.
Good luck with it. I know it's a difficult and horrible position to have got yourself into. Learn from it - don't sleep with someone under those conditions next time thinking that they'll grow to care. They won't.
