Following. I day weaned in the last month and my girl takes Nan Comfort (I don’t know if that’s over in the UK) but she’s so temperamental with it, doesn’t take that much (100-120mL) and has been refusing the bedtime bottle… I also still breastfeed overnight as I feel like she just uses it for comfort then… I was wondering if I just stop altogether will it eventually make her sleep better. Hoping you get some good advice to help your situation x
we tried aptamil at first and my little one couldn’t get on with it she would refuse the bottle and pull awful faces, scream and spit it out we tried kendamil and now we have to fight to get the bottle off her 😂 we use the mam bottles and have never had an issue with them.
@Katelyn didn’t know you can you do that
@Georgina thanks I’m experimenting with different flows
@Reena im only putting 1-2 once’s in the bottle to try and she’s not even getting g through that, she cries and pushes it away. If I do get her to suck for a few seconds she dribbles it out and won’t swallow it or chews the teat. Cries and grabs at my boob too. How do you know how much they get in a feed? She’s 7 months this week. I’ve been weaning her since 6 months but she’s been exclusively breastfed until now and as she won’t accept a bottle or sippy cup I’m still breastfeeding her.
@Reena tried a sippy cup maybe I’ll try a 360 cup. Or try and see if I can get her used to bottles with breast milk first, then I know if it’s the taste or the bottle.
@Reena I’ll message you if that’s ok?. yes i ideally needed to go back to work at 9 months ages 7 months on Tuesday but wanted to start keep in touch days before then.
@Reena seems less satisfied with milk feeds now eats twice a day, eats loads. Not taking to BLW but loves purée so sticking to them and slowly thickening them up. She spits out anything the size of or bigger than a pea. She seems to want breastfeeding for a drink or for comfort
I’ve heard kendamil is good. I wonder if you start by giving her bottles of half breast milk half formula? Maybe that’ll help her transition. That’s my plan