This means you canât share them with anyone without prior authorization from the editor. Since peer review is confidential, you also must not share information about the review with anyone without permission from the editors and authors. First read the article and then take a break from it, giving you time to think. Consider the article from your own perspective. When you sit down to write the review, make sure you know what the journal is looking for, and have a copy of any specific reviewing criteria you need to consider.
Switching to Whole Milk. As far as switching from formula to milk, there are several ways to do it. Many parents just take a 'cold turkey' approach and simply change all of their cups or bottles to whole milk once their infant is twelve months old. This often works if you have an easy going baby that adapts well to change. Only giving juice in a cup, and not in a bottle, can make this easier to do.
But as you introduce solid food, their appetite for milk starts to reduce. At this point you may want to consider extra forms of hydration, especially as their activity levels increase. Until they are 6 months old though, there is no need for your baby to drink anything but breast milk or formula. Once they are 6 months old and you are introducing foods to them, you may like to offer them a small amount of water at mealtimes (tap or filtered is fine). They wonât need a lot but those few sips will get them used to the taste and also help them learn to drink from a cup. If you choose, you can offer diluted fruit juices (1 part juice to 10 parts water) but avoid soda and other sugary drinks. Once they turn 12 months old, you may still be breastfeeding but you can introduce full fat cow's milk, or even