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Refusing Breastmilk or formula
My 10 months baby is rejecting both formula and breastmilk. He is on 70% breastmilk and 30% formula. He only drinks on feeding bottle as i used to pump. Now he is rejecting the feeding bottle. Can i feed milk using spoon or there any other alternatives. How much milk should he given in a day and how many solids per day.
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Avoid milk between 8 am to 8 pm
3 times snack per day
1 serving of homemade cerelac
1 serving of fruits
1 boiled vegetables or rice dal
Before sleep and after awakening can give Breastfeeding or formula feed
For further evaluation and treatment kindly do teleconsultation with Paediatrician
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Dr. Abirami Meenakshi Chandrasekaran
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7 yrs exp
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Hi. You can give 3-4 milk feeds and 4-6 solids feed a day.
Yes you can feed using spoon if he prefers that. You can start cows milk after 1 year. Try changing the formula company that you are using.
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