It is usually recommended to transition to 3.25% milk from the age of 1 year. If your child does not eat a lot, it is important not to give them more than 750 ml of milk per day to ensure they are still getting a variety of nutrients from other foods. Too much milk can negatively impact their appetite and hinder the absorption of important nutrients like iron. It's best to provide a balanced diet for your child to support their overall health and development.
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