Could be retracted nipple. Could be due to inadequate feeding. Could be due to nipple confusion. Need to consult.

I totally understand your concern. Before suggesting treatment, I would like to ask a few questions to ensure the correct management can be provided. Contact me on Practo or WhatsApp chat. Contact number: 97012307 two nine Dr. G. Avinash MBBS, MD (Pediatrics) Fellowship in Neonatology

Please visit a lactation consultant. This transition requires proper guidance

Give Direct BF only

Avoid using bottle and in case of ineffective latching express and give by katori spoon

Don't use bottle hving nipple confusion...give just breastfeeding with proper position

Greetings Transitioning a child from a bottle to nursing often involves creating a calm environment and using skin-to-skin contact to encourage natural instincts.It can be helpful to offer feeds when the infant is relaxed or showing early signs of hunger rather than waiting until they are distressed.Ensuring the infant is positioned comfortably and close to the body can facilitate a more effective and natural connection.Using specific tools designed to bridge the transition may provide a familiar texture that helps the infant adjust to the change.

Use nipple shield for some time for the baby to get used to your cuddling and later try direct breast feeding.

Your baby may be experiencing a preference for the bottle because milk flows more easily from a bottle than from the breast. At 20 days of age, many babies can still successfully transition back to breastfeeding with patience. Try offering the breast when your baby is calm and not very hungry, use plenty of skin-to-skin contact, and ensure a deep latch (baby’s mouth wide open, taking much of the areola, not just the nipple). Express a few drops of milk before latching so milk is immediately available. Continue pumping regularly to maintain your supply. Using paced bottle feeding and a slow-flow nipple can also help reduce bottle preference. If latching difficulties persist, please consult a lactation counselor or pediatrician for direct assessment of latch, tongue-tie, and feeding technique. Most babies can learn to breastfeed with support and practice.

hello , my self Dr.Rajat shrivastava i can understand the anxiety you’re going through . Feeding a newborn is challenging and every mother faces it. Breast feeding Has 3 components that should be perfect 1.latching - it involves contact of baby to mother breast. 2.positioning - how you holding a baby while feeding 3.suckling of baby in your case we have to go through step by step. to understand your case better i have to understand the history of how you’re trying to feed. For which you can consult me over teleconsultation. You can search Dr.Rajat shrivastava indore can directly connect to me .

Hello You can do 2-3 things to make your baby latch properly firstly you have to clean your breast every time you feed your baby and then make her latch , then you have to make sure that baby's head is supported and back is also fully supported and head being a little higher than the rest of body And you can also check (main) if your nipple's are inverted sometimes if a mother's nipple are inverted/small then the baby cant latch properly You can visit a nearby paediatric clinic for examination to check if your nipple's are inverted or not , if they are then you can do syringing everytime before latching that will help Moreover when a child is bottle fed in starting few days of life they take some time to adapt to proper breast feeding

I advise you to stop bottle feeding and start paladae feeding..most of the times bottle feeding may cause nipple confusion and its difficult to make her latch

Nipple confusion occurs when a baby struggles to differentiate between the techniques required for a mother's nipple and an artificial bottle nipple.  Try palladai,  stop bottle feeding

That’s due to nipple confusion First give breast feeding then later feed with cup. Should do it gradually. It’s time taking and requires lots of patience.

Stop giving bottle because it can cause confusion between normal nipple and bottle nipple. Try with Paladai.