hii meri baby 11 month old h wo bss breast feeding hi krti h bottel se Dudh nahi piti

A. If your 11-month-old baby is breastfeeding but refuses to drink from a bottle, you can try these strategies to help transition to bottle-feeding or introduce other liquids: ### **1. **Gradual Transition:** - **Introduce Slowly:** Start by offering a small amount of breast milk in a bottle while continuing to breastfeed. - **Mix Breast Milk with Formula:** Gradually mix breast milk with formula in the bottle to help your baby get used to the taste. ### **2. **Different Bottles and Nipples:** - **Try Various Bottles:** Experiment with different types of bottles and nipples to find one your baby prefers. - **Nipple Flow:** Choose a nipple with a flow rate similar to breastfeeding. ### **3. **Offer When Hungry:** - **Timing:** Offer the bottle when your baby is hungry but not overly hungry to increase the chances of acceptance. ### **4. **Use Breast Milk Alternatives:** - **Sippy Cups:** Gradually introduce sippy cups or other types of cups as an alternative to bottles. ### **5. **Mimic Breastfeeding:** - **Hold Position:** Hold your baby in a similar position to breastfeeding while offering the bottle. - **Skin-to-Skin Contact:** Try skin-to-skin contact to make the transition feel more familiar. ### **6. **Involve Others:** - **Have Someone Else Offer the Bottle:** Sometimes, a different caregiver offering the bottle can help, as your baby might refuse the bottle if they associate it with breastfeeding. ### **7. **Be Patient:** - **Stay Calm:** If your baby refuses the bottle, stay patient and keep trying without forcing it. It may take several attempts. ### **8. **Consult a Pediatrician:** - **Seek Advice:** If you’re concerned about the transition or your baby’s feeding patterns, consult with a pediatrician or lactation consultant for personalized guidance. Transitioning to bottle-feeding can take time, and every baby is different. Consistent and gentle efforts can help make the process smoother.