Suri to Katie: Break Out the Pot!!!

31. To get over it, for your information I am not a scientologist, so "F" off. When the child is ready to get off the bottle she will.

Posted at 2:49PM on Aug 21st 2008 by joan

32. Give me a break. Every parent knows you should be off the bottle by 18 months. And to RED who the hell is the parent you or your daughter.

Posted at 2:48PM on Aug 21st 2008 by purple

33. what I don't understand is that tommy sure can tell other's what they shouldn't do but BOY oh BOY he needs to take his own medicine. Anyone with half a brain knows that baby shouldn't be on the bottle.

Posted at 2:49PM on Aug 21st 2008 by TakeYourOwnMedicine

34. Katie and her daughter are two peas in a pod -- both are shells of humans who's souls have been hijacked by a sick cult.
They both look vacant -- lost and labotomized. If Katie were a good mother, she'd run like hell from that life and take her daughter with her.

Posted at 2:53PM on Aug 21st 2008 by Scientolosickos

35. My Dr. told me to take the bottle away when my daughter turns 10 months old. ON THE DAY I took it away and she never asked for it again. Sippy cups are the next step.

Posted at 2:56PM on Aug 21st 2008 by Ronda in St Louis

36. Suri is a very cute baby, but she should not be using a baby bottle anymore! It's a Scientology thing... some barley water concoction they let babies drink as long as they want to. It's pretty weird, but I guess it won't harm her. She just looks so bizarre sucking on a bottle all the time.

Posted at 3:02PM on Aug 21st 2008 by Teri

37. I think that it's good that she has something to comfort her in the crazy environment that she is in with all of the Paparazzi. Yea, she could have a doll instead but if a bottle is what comforts her I think that it's not that big of a deal to let her have it. She's only 2 and she has to go through what all other celebrities much older then her have to go through everyday. Besides, as long as mom and dad are brushing her teeth as they should it won't rot them out just by drinking out of a bottle. Leave the poor little girl alone and try and focus on other people who have bigger issues and SHOULD have a bottle for comfort lol.

Posted at 3:15PM on Aug 21st 2008 by Annette

38. #15.. red.... Wow, just wait until your kid is a teenager, you are going to have your hands full? Oh, and can you afford all the dental work involved with bottle feeding way beyond the time your kid should have been off of it? If you want your kid off bottles and binks, all you have to do is throw them away in front of the kid. It really works. When theya sk for it, you just say, remember, we threw them away, you are a bog boy/girl now. It's that easy ! I sure would wait until age three, that's crazy

Posted at 3:17PM on Aug 21st 2008 by Bob

39. THE CHILD CAN'T WALK AND STILL SUCKS ON A BOTTLE. WHAT HORRIBLE PARENTS. EVERY TIME YOU SEE HER SOMEONE'S HOLDING HER. I GUESS SHE'S TOO PRECIOUS FOR HER FEET TO TOUCH THE GROUND. THE GOLDEN DAMN CHILD.

Posted at 3:21PM on Aug 21st 2008 by PENNY

40. joan
Your daughter's calling you and you are one dumb biotch to say "When the child is ready to get off the bottle she will" Yeah. like she will know. How old are you? 14 with a new baby, dumb ass?

Posted at 3:29PM on Aug 21st 2008 by get over it

41. Scientologists believe that children are little adults. And because they are considered "adults", then they must know how to think for themselves. If Suri and Leah Remini's kid thinks that the bottle is too good to give up (heh. I've heard that from certain alcoholic adults...), then the bottle shouldn't be given up. Leave the Cruises alone. If they want to believe in a cult where the founder, L. Ron Hubbard, had no background in how to raise kids properly, then let them. And do you know why Scientolotots drink that horrible sweet barley water? Because L. Ron Hubbard "travelled back in time" to Roman times and "picked up" this trick from Roman soldiers. Never mind that some of those ingredients didn't exist in that area at that time. Unless you're in a cult, you know this will sound ridiculous. Luckily for the rest of us, we can think for ourselves instead of blindly taking parenting advice from a drug-addicted child abuser like LRH.

Posted at 3:39PM on Aug 21st 2008 by angelagupta

42. Anyway, as i said before, my boy is 13month and he uses a sippy cup. And yes, it is a scienthology thing. They say that since they keep the bottle for so long, they don't need no psychiatrist. hum.. I know, it is totally stupid! Kathy looks ashamed about Suri still drinking from a bottle. Why do people always need to believe in something they never saw or heard????? oups.. I'M getting a little too far now!

Posted at 4:04PM on Aug 21st 2008 by Caro

43. Who cares if she has a bottle? I have two grown daughters 22 months apart-both had bottles till age 3. Wow one managed to graduate with Honors from UF. If they don't take it to Kindergarden it does'nt matter. Both have perfect teeth(no braces) by the way. Lay off poor Katie.

Posted at 3:54PM on Aug 21st 2008 by Leebe

44. Maybe thats the only way they can still get her to drink that weird stuff they give her. I read its a mixture of some mess, that scientologist beleive will make kids healthier. I remember thinking the drink was healthy, but gross. I am sure Suri is use to it by now.

Posted at 4:08PM on Aug 21st 2008 by Jazz

45. ENOUGH ABOUT THE BOTTLE. If Katie (you know, her mother?) feels that Suri isn't ready to give up the bottle yet, then leave her alone! Not all kids reach milestones at the same age. I let my kids reach their milestones on their own and never caved in to pressure from others re the bottle, potty training, etc. Once they were ready, they did it on their own, without any pressure or anxious moments trying to please me, or others. Now, I have raised well-adjusted, normal kids, who aren't all screwed up trying to be like everyone else. GO KATIE AND TOM.

Posted at 6:16PM on Aug 21st 2008 by withak