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Suri Cruise is still bottle-fed? Yikes! @usweekly http://tinyurl.com/yckhj5a 11/6/2009 |
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Doctor to Tom and Katie: "Wean Suri Off the Bottle!": Katie Holmes was photographed bottle-feeding the 3-year-old We... http://bit.ly/4dwICT 11/5/2009 |
Doctor To Tom and Katie: “Wean Suri Off The Bottle!”
Babyrazzi - Celebrity Baby Blog & Pregnancy News —
... On Wednesday Katie Holmes, 30, was photographed bottle-feeding daughter Suri on the New York set of her new movie, The Romantics. ...
Suri Needs To Kick The Bottle
JFX Online —
... US Weekly questioned Dr. Jennifer Shu, a pediatrician and co-author of “Food Fights,” about babies and the bottle. “By the time kids are nine months old, they have the physical development and mouth coordination necessary to be able to drink out of a sippy cup or a cup with straw. That development comes pretty early.” ...
3 Year-Old Suri Cruise Still On Bottle
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... , tells Usmagazine.com. “By the time kids are nine months old, they have the physical development and mouth coordination necessary to be able to drink out of a sippy cup or a cup with straw. That development comes pretty early.” ...
Katie Holmes Bottle Feeds Suri
Celebrity Baby Scoop - News, Photos and Style Trends of Celebrity Babies —
Katie Holmes was photographed bottle-feeding her 3 1/2-year-old daughter Suri on the New York set of her new movie, The Romantics on Wednesday (November 4).
Should a 3 1/2-year-old be hitting the bottle? According to Us, an expert says no.
She should have been weaned off the bottle by the time she was one year old," Dr. Jennifer Shu, a pediatrician and co-author of Food Fights, tells Us. "By the time kids are nine months old, they have the physical development and mouth ...
Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes Told to Wean Suri Off The Bottle
Showbiz Spy - celebrity news, rumors & gossip —
Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes HOLLYWOOD super-couple Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes have been told to wean their adorable daughter Suri off the bottle. Holmes, 30, was recently photographed bottle-feeding the three-year-old on the New York set of her new movie, The Romantics .“She should have been weaned off the bottle by the time she was one year old,” Dr. Jennifer Shu, a pediatrician and co-author of Food Fights, told Us Weekly magazine.“By the time kids are nine months old, they have the physical development and mouth coordination necessary to be able to drink out of a ...
Suri Cruise Is Still Hittin' The Bottle
poponthepop.com —
... The kid is three frickin' years old and wears high heels yet they can't wean her off the bottle? Because they're famous and all, Dr. Jennifer Shu has put her two cents in about Suri's drinking habit. ...
Suri Cruise Still Hitting The Bottle At 3
Hot Momma Celebrity Gossip Blog —
... development and mouth coordination necessary to be able to drink out of a sippy cup or a cup with straw. That development comes pretty early. You don’t force kids to crawl when they can walk.”
While it was understandable to see Suri still sucking on the bottle at 2 (it happens), 3 is a little excessive. She is going to end up with cavities galore in that adorable little mouth.
Still, it isn’t half as bad as being raised by Scientologists.
Source ...
What Do You Think?
Crazy Days and Nights —
... US Weekly brought in some doctors to ask whether Katie Holmes should still be feeding Suri from a bottle. The picture above was taken Wednesday and Suri is at least 3. I say at least 3, because she might just be a wee bit older. ...
Katie Holmes is STILL bottle feeding Suri!
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... or bored — as long as kids aren’t keeping the bottle in their mouths for hours” he tells Us, adding that it may serve as an emotional security device. “Thumb-sucking is more damaging.”
But Shu tells Us that if Suri is using the bottle out of comfort, her parents should “transition her to a different security object that doesn’t cause cavities,” such as a blanket or a Teddy bear.
Or, perhaps, some high-heel shoes?
Source, Bauer-Griffin ...
