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Daniel and Karleigh, it’s always tough when you try to help your little one give up the bottle, especially when he’s used to falling asleep with it. Baby-bottle tooth decay is the only severe dental disease we see regularly in children under three, and the damage begins to emerge after 12 months. It sounds like you’re taking great steps to help Jadon make the adjustment. We wish all of you a good night’s sleep!
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