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Wed, Nov 16 2022, 9:31 am
My 5 month old will not take a bottle. I've tried all the tricks. She is now willing/able to take about an ounce from a soft spout sippy cup...but won't take more even if she's hungry. I need to transition her to formula. Any tricks or ideas to get her drinking better from something that isn't me?
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ls8747


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Wed, Nov 16 2022, 9:35 am
Just to add, here are the things I've tried:
-every bottle nipple
-several types of sippy cup
-me feeding her, dh feeding her, nanny feeding her, 3 year old sister feeding her
- feeding her where I nurse and davka not where I nurse
- slipping in a bottle during nursing
-feeding her upright, sitting in an infant chair, and lying down
-walking around while feeding
-feeding at different times of day
-feeding while hungry and not so hungry
-cold and warm milk
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bnm


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Wed, Nov 16 2022, 10:17 am
Add it to cereal. Spoon feed her.
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fiji


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Wed, Nov 16 2022, 11:52 am
amother Chambray wrote: | I got my baby to drink from a bottle by putting juice into it. She liked the sweetness and wanted more. Once she knew how to drink from a bottle, I put formula in. She was about 7 months. |
This. I had this issue with a six month old and eventually gave her grape juice in a bottle. Worked like a charm!
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ls8747


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Wed, Nov 16 2022, 12:02 pm
Thank you all! Solids are tricky because she has some health concerns but the juice sounds promising!!
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