HomeQuestions & AnswersI am a breastfeeding mom,and my baby is 3.5 months old.I introduce a bottle after 2 months but he doesn’t accept a feeding bottle with either breast milk or formula. I used a Philips Avent bottle with a Natural Response nipple and a Mee Mee bottle. What should I do? Should I change the bottle? Are there any other brand nipples compatible with Philips Avent bottles?
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I am a breastfeeding mom,and my baby is 3.5 months old.I introduce a bottle after 2 months but he doesn’t accept a feeding bottle with either breast milk or formula. I used a Philips Avent bottle with a Natural Response nipple and a Mee Mee bottle. What should I do? Should I change the bottle? Are there any other brand nipples compatible with Philips Avent bottles?
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ExpertDr Priyashree Mukherjee ChakrabortyPaediatrician1 Year agoA. In medical science, it is advisable for you to exclusively breastfeed your child for next six months. I don’t understand the need of giving a bottle if you are breastfeeding, your child because nothing can replace the natural sucking reflex from Mother’s breast. It increases child’s bonding.
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Manu ChaubeyMom of a 1 yr 3 m old boy2 weeks agoA. I would suggest starting slow. Initially start with bottles from medical store the small ones & then buy Chicco ones then Phillips One. I used the same path.
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Author of questionMom of a 1 yr 3 m old boy1 Year agoA. I know Philips avent is the best among all the bottles available. I did a search about bottles and philps avent was best and suggested by everyone, that's why i purchased it. I even changed the nipple from natural to natural response😓.
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RashmiMom of a 11 yr 2 m old girl1 Year agoA. The bottle is very comfortable the brand that you’re talking about is one of the best in the business these days so definitely it’s not an issue of the bottle I think your child is not willing to quit breastfeeding which is why your child who is behaving like this
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