my 20 months old doesn't like to drink milk at all. what to do??

A. If your 2-month-old baby is refusing milk, it’s important to find the cause and encourage feeding. Here are some possible reasons and solutions: Possible Reasons & Solutions Digestive Discomfort: If your baby has gas, reflux, or constipation, they may avoid feeding. Keep your baby upright for 20-30 minutes after feeding. Burp frequently and try gentle tummy massages. Low Hunger Levels: If feeding gaps are short, your baby might not be hungry enough. Try feeding every 2-3 hours instead of forcing feeds too soon. If baby sleeps a lot, gently wake them for feeds. Milk Flow Issues: If the milk flow is too fast, baby might struggle to keep up—try a different feeding position. If the flow is too slow, express some milk before feeding to improve let-down. Bottle vs. Breast Confusion: If switching between breast and bottle, some babies prefer one over the other. Try different bottle nipples (slow-flow for breastfed babies). Teething or Illness: If baby is fussy, drooling, or pulling ears, teething discomfort might be the issue. Check for cold, fever, or oral thrush, and consult a pediatrician if needed. What You Can Do: ✔️ Offer milk in a calm, quiet environment. ✔️ Try skin-to-skin contact to encourage feeding. ✔️ Express milk and use a spoon, dropper, or syringe if baby refuses directly. ✔️ Keep track of wet diapers (at least 6-8 per day) to ensure hydration. If the refusal continues for more than 24 hours, weight gain is poor, or baby seems weak, consult a pediatrician immediately. Let me know if you need specific bottle or breastfeeding tips!