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9 month old starting to refuse bottle
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Loveme
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9 month old starting to refuse bottle
My DS will be 9 months next week, and I have noticed that he can't be bothered with bottles anymore. During the day he will only drink at most 3-4 oz at a time, and will wake up at 1am screaming his lungs out bc he is starving (he used to STTN). He is acting totally fine so I know he's not sick, and I haven't changed formulas or bottles. He eats 3 meals a day but pediatrician said at 7 month checkup that he should still be drinking 24-30 oz a day. Is this normal for the baby to not want formula? I feel bad bc he is STARVING in the middle of the night, he will drink 9oz in like 5 seconds. Thanks for any insight on this !
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Posted 1/2/13 12:22 PM |
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Re: 9 month old starting to refuse bottle
Is he teething? DD was (stil is a bad drinker) when teething. We are working on the 2 yr molars these days. Maybe try a sippy cup and see if he likes that better? DD hated her formula so I can't give any advice on the amount he should drink.
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Posted 1/2/13 12:24 PM |
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aliwnec10
mom of 3 boys

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Name: Ali
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Re: 9 month old starting to refuse bottle
ds always refuses bottles when a new tooth is about to pop through.
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Posted 1/2/13 12:35 PM |
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Loveme
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Member since 6/11 3170 total posts
Name: Me
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9 month old starting to refuse bottle
Teething makes total sense! Thanks :)
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Posted 1/2/13 1:11 PM |
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Ma-n-Pa2008
Mommy's Big Boy

Member since 3/09 2584 total posts
Name: Melissa
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9 month old starting to refuse bottle
DS stopped taking the bottle around that time too. I was still breastfeeding, so he did eat in the morning and at night from me, but refused the bottle I would send him to daycare with. DS did drink from a straw cup at that point and we tried putting the BM in there, which he didn't want, but maybe your DS would. We also started giving him more food during the day to try to supplement the fact that he wasn't taking his bottle. He would have yogurt and/or cheese and crackers. His teachers said he was fine during the day, but he was pretty ravished when I picked him up in the late afternoon.
Good luck!
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Posted 1/2/13 1:13 PM |
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