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Hii sir and mam,
My baby is 88 days old.
She is not accepting bottles.
As a working woman i have to feed with bottle.
I am also giving breastmilk and i will continue.
But after maternity leave i have to give bottle during day time.
I used avent natural flow since 2 months but baby is not accepting.
During bottle feeding she is crying a lot and refuse bottle.
Pllz suggest which bottle should i use or something solution.
My husbsnd also a working man so he cannt give milk with spoon and kotori
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Avoid bottle feeding.. use katori , chamch... Bowl spoon
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I would suggest to totally avoid bottle feeding.
If at all you need to give top milk , give with spoon.
Big NO to bottle
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Hello
Actually ur baby has nipple confusion.. very common among babies when suddenly changed from giving milk directly
As long as ur persistent in feeding the baby with bottles she gets used to it
Be patient enough to feed her with whatever bottle your presently using ..
try to extend your maternal leave for atleast 5 months which will help the baby get acquainted with the bottle
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Greetings.
These things are so normal mam.. you can try feeding in bottles in your absence like hiding in another room.
Just give a try on Dr brown natural feeding bottle.
Thanks
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