Patient's question:
The baby is almost three months old. Recently, it hasn't been drinking formula milk and only breastfeeding. However, the breast milk may not be enough, and the baby might not be full and cry a lot! If I want to stop breastfeeding, how should I do it? Previously, I was feeding both formula milk and breast milk together. Before, the baby could finish 150 milliliters of formula milk.Doctor's answer:
The milk supply is not very much, so the baby needs to be breastfed more often. This way, there will be more next time. Otherwise, it will only decrease further.Mom needs to eat more nutritious foods, such as soybean and pig trotter soup, fresh fish soup, and peanut and pork rib soup, etc. Once the baby resumes breastfeeding, they will generally reject formula.
First, decide on a good formula that is close to breast milk and has a mild, light taste. The baby will accept it more easily.
Next, choose a good bottle. Consider factors like material and size carefully. A realistic nipple can also increase the baby's resistance to some extent.