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Feeding:Baby hates milk, what to do?
2006-05-18
Name: shyameli



Hi,
My 10months old baby just hates bottle milk. With lot of fuss, she has 4oz of milk a day. I add milk in her Raagi / Dalia or rawa. But she hates plain milk. Is there any substitute or any flavour that i can add so that she finds interest in milk? But breast milk she enjoys.

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2006-05-20
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Anonymous Name: Shelly
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If she likes Breast milk and you are able to still produce enough give that to her in a sippy cup or bottle. at 10mo of age she should NOT be on regular dairy milk yet. That doesnt start until 12-13mo of age. So as of right now there really isnt any substance you can put in milk to get them to like because they should only be on breast milk or formula. Once they're old enough for dairy milk you can try nesquick strawberry or chocolate flavoring to add some taste. Best of luck!

Shelly Talla MD
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