So, here's the against the grain advice of what I did.
Emilio, now two still has a bottle before bed. Until a few weeks ago he was having a morning bottle and sometimes and afternoon one. He eats well, drinks out of a cup and I brush his teeth carefully and floss, so I'm not concerned about milk on teeth.
I know friends who felt a great pressure to wean off the bottles. Just the other day at Emilio's doctor's visit (and she's a phenominal pedi) she mentioned I should get him off of his bottles and I wanted to ask why. He eats a wide variety of foods, nothing processed, mostly organic, isn't using bottles for a crutch -- he just happens to love them. I weaned him down to only one a day at bedtime unless ill, he naps without one and personally I can't come up with one reason to take it away.
Diego had a bedtime bottle until two and a half, maybe a bit more, at which time we substituted a sippy cup of milk before bed and made a gradual transition. Now, this may feel too old for you, but at one years old they are still babies! For the life of me I can't see why we're forcing babies off of the bottle. Many women continue to breastfeed right past a year, what makes having a bottle past a year any different?