You’ve stopped bottle-feeding, but that doesn’t mean that you should avoid milk altogether. There are no rules on when you should stop giving milk to children. In fact, milk is an important source of calcium and Vitamin D for them—essential nutrients for growing bones.
Even adults are advised to consume three servings of milk each day.
While some sources say that you can switch to low or nonfat milk when children reach the age of two, it’s best to consult your pediatrician for specific recommendations.
The type of milk you give your toddler will depend on your child’s weight, general health, family history, etc.—factors that a medical professional can consider during your visit.