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Hi Linda,
The most important thing I have found in getting a baby to take a bottle is
making sure the mom is not in the house. Even if she is in another room, the
baby may refuse the bottle. I think the length of time mom is gone can impact
whether baby will take the bottle as well. If baby is not really hungry, and
mom is gone only a short time, baby may hold out!
Also, have you tried the Adiri bottle? I have no personal experience with it, but
other people have posted on LACNET in the past that it works really well for
babies who refuse all other bottles.
Warmly,
Susie McCulloch, IBCLC LLLL
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