Bottles
Can anyone help me- Exclusively BF my son who is 11 weeks old, but need him to take a bottle every now and then to return to work occasionally but he refuses- whether it be BM or formula (We have tried). We have tried 3 different bottles, different sized teats, me being out of the room when he has the bottle. We've tried it all. The most he will have at a push is an ounce. I'm from the UK if that helps.
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Try pace feeding when bottle feeding. If u don't know what that is it is were u let him suck for a few seconds then pull it out of his mouth for a few seconds then repeat. Remember a bottle flow is different then breast flow. pace feeding will also help so he doesn't get to much to fast an prevents air bubbles as well while feeding.
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