Patient's question:
After the baby was born, she started drinking formula milk. By the time she was 2-3 months old, she became a bit reluctant to drink it, but she would still drink it when offered. As time went on, her unwillingness to drink formula increased. From 5-6 months, we had to force her to drink it, and now at 10 months, in recent months, we have had to force her to drink until she cries, not just hand-waving and foot-stomping. We have tried changing the formula next time, but she still refuses to drink it. What solutions can the doctor offer?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, if the baby is also breastfed, they may refuse to drink formula again. It is recommended to appropriately introduce complementary foods, mix the formula with the complementary foods for the baby to eat, or if the milk supply is not sufficient, weaning can be considered so that the baby may be willing to drink formula. The above suggestions are for the question "What solutions are there for a baby refusing to drink formula?" and are hoped to be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!