My 16-month daugther refuses to take cow milk. Adivse????

At 16 months old?  She does not NEED breastmilk, but by all means, if you want to continue breastfeeding her, don't let anyone tell you otherwise.  What she does need is solid foods at this stage - breastmilk can only be a supplement, not her main source of nutrition.

If she doesn't want to drink cow's milk, don't force the issue.  She might not like the taste, and that's okay as long as she's getting enough calcium from other foods: yoghurt, cheese, or cottage cheese.  Make sure she gets one of those foods at least once or twice a day, and don't let her drink too much juice, or at least water it down.  (Juice has a LOT of sugar.)  Give her plenty of WATER.  Not soda!!!!  After a few weeks, try milk again, or maybe try a different brand or go organic if you haven't already.  She might take to it after a break.

Good luck!

My little sister never liked cow's milk. She still doesn't. My mom made sure she ate yogurt or cheese like Arizona suggested. My sister is 16 now and she drinks a glass of orange juice fortified with calcium every day as well as eating fat free yogurt once a day. Some people just don't like drinking milk! I personally LOVE milk. Ask your pediatrician what other ways you can get her some calcium.

My husband doesn't like the taste of milk either, he has to add chocolate to drink a glass and he sweetens his ceral milk. How did you introduce her to the cow's milk? If it was a straight one day she's drinking formula or breast milk the next she's got milk she might be thrown off by that. It might also, like someone else said be the temperature if you always warmed her bottle. If you tried any kind of quick switch out go back to what she's used to and start mixing with cow's milk, 1/4 of milk at a time then she'll have time to adjust. Otherwise she might just not like milk.