What should I do if my two-month-old baby doesn't like to drink milk powder?

Once their baby shows that he doesn’t like to drink milk powder, mothers will be particularly anxious. At this time, they need to deal with it calmly. At this time, the baby will no longer eat milk as attentively as before, but will eat intermittently. Therefore, parents should pay attention to it. So let’s learn together what to do if a two-month-old baby doesn’t like to drink milk powder?

Create an ideal eating environment

The most basic thing is to observe under what circumstances the baby is best fed and to create the most appropriate eating environment. Most babies are more likely to concentrate on feeding in a quiet place where they will not be distracted.

Parents must keep a light-hearted mood

Because the baby will feel the tense mood of the feeder and affect his appetite.

Give your baby love and encouragement at the right time

This way your baby will be in the best mood for eating.

Don't use "any means necessary"

Forcing your baby to eat, forcing him, or losing your temper and making him cry is the dumbest way and often backfires.

Try complementary foods

In fact, babies aged 4 to 6 months old can also be introduced to complementary foods. Sometimes you can try feeding some simple complementary foods (juice, rice porridge, oatmeal porridge) with a spoon to let the baby come into contact with food sources other than the bottle. On the one hand, he can eat a little bit, and on the other hand, it can also train the baby's oral adaptability, so that he will be better able to accept solid food in the future.

Appetite-stimulating medication

If necessary, doctors can use some appetite-stimulating drugs, which may be helpful for some children.

Vitamin supplements

This is also a good method for babies who drink very little milk.

The article introduces to us how to deal with a two-month-old baby who doesn’t like to eat milk powder. Therefore, in daily life, we should try to make some complementary foods that our babies like to avoid malnutrition. We also need to supplement some vitamins regularly.