What to do if your two-month-old baby doesn't like to eat milk

A two-month-old baby does not like to drink milk, which is what we call anorexia in our daily life. It is because of some external reasons, or this, that they have the condition of not wanting to drink milk. Let’s find out what to do if your two-month-old baby doesn’t like to drink milk?

Control the feeding time and reduce the amount of formula. Formula tastes stronger than breast milk, but it is not as sweet as breast milk. The more you feed, the more you feed. On the contrary, the less you feed, the less you feed. The reason for feeding less is that you don't sleep well. If you exclude the reasons such as indoor heat, poor air circulation and noise, the other reason is that the mother is not around when the baby is sleeping. Because the baby lacks a sense of security in the first few months after birth.

When he is sleeping, even if his mother is not around, he knows his mother's voice and smell, which he has been very familiar with since he was born. Sometimes the baby wakes up in the middle of the night, and as long as his mother is there, he will continue to sleep, or sometimes he will continue to sleep when he hears his mother's voice. If the baby is asleep and the mother has to leave, you can put a small pillow next to him, so that when the baby hears the sound and moves, he can hit something with his hands and he will feel that there is someone next to him. If these are not the reasons, then let nature take its course and the baby will adjust himself.

The above are some solutions to the problem of a two-month-old baby not liking to breastfeed. When the baby is two months old, some changes will occur in the body, and the amount of milk consumed will increase. Therefore, when the baby refuses to breastfeed, it is necessary to find out in time, go to the hospital for their recent physical examination, and then take appropriate measures for treatment.