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I don't know anyone that actually puts their child to bed with a bottle, but gives them a bottle at bedtime, cleans teeth and then to bed.

I wonder whether a lot of it is because we don't routinely have paediatricians. You would only see a paed if your child was seriously ill and referred to the hospital.

Gosh, is this another cultural difference ? It's really not at all uncommon for a 2 year old to be having a bottle of milk at night in the UK. Certainly not something that would cause the comments that have been made here.

Although I have to say, if you can get them used to room temperature it's much easier. DD has had room temperature formula from birth, we then had the opposite problem when introducing food as she didn't like anything hot at first.

I've just booked this too, also coming from the UK, collecting car at MCO and driving down to Canaveral.

I did a bit of searching around the board and didn't find anything bad about Dollar so am hoping it's going to be ok. There's meant to be a shuttle running between port and drop off point.

Our plan at the moment is of my H to drop both myself and our daughter at the port along with the luggage and then just do the drop off and shuttle back. At least that way we won't be struggling with suitcases, stroller, carseat, baby etc.