Patient's question:
Weaning, but after weaning, the baby doesn't drink formula milk, cries when seeing the bottle, and only eats porridge. Is it nutritious?Previous treatment history and effectiveness: No treatment. What kind of help is needed: How can the baby be made to drink formula milk?
Doctor's answer:
Weaning should be completed smoothly between the ages of 1-2. Start by increasing daytime breastfeeding sessions, gradually transitioning to nighttime, and then gradually replacing breast milk with cow's milk or formula. Weaning should be fully completed by age 2, but 1-2 glasses of milk should still be given daily. Additionally, during weaning, do not let the baby see or touch the mother's nipple. Once breastfeeding is stopped, do not allow the baby to breastfeed again. The above suggestions are for the question "Baby refuses formula after weaning at 8 months." I hope this helps. Wishing you good health!