my baby seems to drink a lot more from a bottle when other people feed her when I'm not around And…

Yes because it's easier for babies to suck from a bottle than a breast. Has baby refused to breastfeed at all?

@mommagotbump16, no she loves boobie so much what I was saying was she drinks every 2 hours for bottle but for boob she can drink every 4-5 hours

that's normal I go to school for 6 hours and I only need to pump about 4-6 ounces because my son won't drink much from a bkttkw but when I'm here he's constantly nursing t day care she has to give him baby foods and he take little sips here and there

lol and its actually not easier for babies to drink from a bottle unless they have match issues

@mrsmoore, nipple confusion can happen, that's why they don't recommend introducing bottles immediately to breastfed babies. They can get satisfied more quickly from a bottle from the easier and more immediate flow, as opposed to breastfeeding, where they have to suckle for a bit to get the flow started.

@mommytomia_, as long as she's not refusing and your supply is doing ok, you'll probably be good. If your hospital has a lactation consultant you could always call and ask them too!

oooh OK my son took a bottle in the hospital I gave him formula because I felt he wasn't getting any milk but when we left he wouldn't even take breast milk from a bottle he still won't only a few sips once in a blue moon he will at daycare he will be 1 in two months

@mommagotbump16,