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How do you get your baby to breastfeed after introducing bottle too early?
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∙ 13y ago
Your baby will naturally suckle at the breast even after introducing a bottle. You just need to be persistent in offering the breast when your baby is hungry. He/she will learn to latch on, but it may take several attempts. It is much easier for a baby to suck milk from the bottle, so sometimes, the baby may resist the breast. Just keep trying every time your baby shows signs of being hungry.
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