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3 month old baby refusing bottle milk
My 3 months old baby is not taking bottle milk.
I had started to give bottle milk when my baby was 1 month old. She was liking and having it without any issue. I was giving 50% bottle milk and 50% bm. All of sudden she is refusing to drink bottle milk. She always need bm. After drinking bm she is not satisfied, as it doesn't fill her hunger. When tried to give bottle, she refuses.
I am trying to give bm every 2 hours now.
Please suggest.
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stop bottle milk, continue on exclusive breast milk for atleast 6 months every 2 hourly, each time 15 to 20 min. if she is gaining wait, passing urine 5 to 6 times in a day, sleeping for 1-2 hours post feed den no need to worry.
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Starting bottle feeding is wrong practice your baby will be more prone to infections
Please give bm for 6 months
Give it every 2 hourly and let her suck for atleast 15-20 minutes on each breast
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