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Bottle refusal

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Bottle feeding and bottle refusal

Breastfeeding / By Nadine Theunissen

Bottle refusal If you regularly have to leave your little one with someone else, or you’re going back to work, you’ll need to leave milk for baby. But your baby is refusing the bottle, so now what? It’s completely normal for babies to not want to take a bottle. They know the real deal, they’re …

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