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Suri's cute, but what's with the bottle? Isn't she to big for that?

SHE IS TOO CUTE!

I agree Morticia. I have a 16 month old and her doctor said we had to have her off the bottle and drinking out of a sippy cup by the time she was 15 months. Suri is a pretty good bit older then mine so I think it's past time. Everything I've ever read (and I read a lot) says they should be winged from a bottle at 15 months. BUT I STILL LOVE YOU SURI. My favorite little hollywood girl.

I think she is adorable...but I agree about the bottle. It is so bad for their teeth.

She is just to adorable. They use a sippy cup as well. She will get off it eventually. She so just too cute.

All babies should get off the bottle by 15 months? lol My sister is a pediatrician and there is NO magic age that you should have them "weened" from a bottle. One of her daughters NEVER drank from a bottle at all (breast fed for 2 yrs then went straight to cup) and the other drank a bottle off and on (along with a cup) until she was 6 yrs old. One of the girls is in college and the other is a junior in HS. Both make straight A's and both are beautiful with no mouth or teeth problems. It's up to the child and the parent. My sister is/was a very free and liberal parent and she let her children chose what they wanted on little things like a bottle. She never had them on feeding schedules, she let them eat when they were hungry and not say "it's dinner time" if they didn't feel like eating. They are both tall girls and are of perfect weight. I don't listen to everything someone else says you should or shouldn't do. Every child is different and I'm sure Suri will stop drinking a bottle when she wants to.

I agree Ashley. I would be wary of a doctor who said my child HAD to be off the bottle by a certain age, for Pete's sake all children are different, then each have different needs at different ages. My doctor told me to breast feed for as long as I could and that was well past 15 months. If a child likes to drink from a bottle and is getting the right nutrition then I say go for it. Raising children shouldn't be by some book or calendar, but by the individual child's needs and wants. I'm sure in Suri's hectic little life, drinking a bottle brings her comfort as well as something tasty too!

She's on liquid food, not just drinking from a bottle. How's that for a 2 year old.

Teachbabe - you took the words right out of my mouth!

Ohhh!! She is so cute!! :d

OMG ... can people PLEASE lay off the bottle comments?!?! I have 6 kids; all of them weaned off bottles at different ages ... NONE by 15 months.... I agree with what Xena said "I'm sure in Suri's hectic little life, drinking a bottle brings her comfort as well as something tasty too!" .... but Teachbabe, your comment to me makes no sense "She's on liquid food, not just drinking from a bottle. How's that for a 2 year old." How can you know from looking at that picture if it's formula or just regular milk? Maybe it's PediaSure? Hmmmmm .... who knows (except for Tom, Katie, and of course lil Suri)

Suri is so adorable! Katie's hair looks really good in this picture...it's not perfectly groomed for once! Love it! :)

I wasn't looking for everybody to jump my ass about a freakin comment. I'm just saying I have a baby and HER DOCTOR (anyone else on here a doctor) said it would be BEST for HER teeth if we had her off the bottle when she was 15 months. He's been her doctor since she was born so I kinda take his advise!!! I love her doctor he's great and not at all "wary" of him!!

Sara!!! LOL calm down sweetie. Everyone has different opinons when it comes to kids. Not everyone or every doctor knows best. As long as your child is happy and healthy that's all that matters :) No problems......i can't tell you how many times I've been jumped on because of my comments.

oh my God look at the pretty girl