Patient's question:
These days, my boss said I'm not in good spirits and it's affecting my work performance. Actually, I didn't mean to, either. I always can't sleep at night, sometimes feeling anxious and uncomfortable. If it gets worse, I'm worried it will affect my health and work. What should I do if the baby doesn't like to eat milk?Doctor's answer:
Babies who are bottle-fed may experience a phase of "weaning resistance" during this period, where they start to dislike a certain type of milk, whether it's cow's milk (formula) or breast milk. At this point, the mothers often feel anxious, but it's crucial not to force the nipple into the baby's mouth. The more you force it, the more reluctant they will be to drink. You can try diluting the formula first, or lowering the water temperature when making the formula. If these methods don't work, you might consider trying a different nipple or formula. If none of these solutions work, try placing the nipple in the baby's mouth when they are almost asleep, in a half-asleep, half-awake state. They are more likely to take it in that condition.