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for toddlers As your baby grows into a toddler, preschooler and
beyond, the types of milk she can drink will change as her
digestive system matures. - Once your child has had her first
birthday, she can begin to drink full cream milk - but limit the
amount she drinks to 600ml a day. The bulk of her nutrients
should be coming from other foods. - Low fat or reduced fat milk
can be introduced after she turns two years old. - Skim milk can
be given after the age of five years. - Toddler milks have added
vitamins and minerals, and some have a higher fat content than
regular cow's milk. They are usually not a necessary addition to
your toddler's diet as she should be getting all the nutrients
she needs from her diet. If, however, you do want to introduce a
toddler milk into your child's diet, make sure that it doesn't
replace meals. She shouldn't have more than two to three cups a
day. - If yo