Why does the baby not want to take the nipple?

Some parents will find that their babies don't like to eat the nipple at some point, and sometimes forcing them to eat will make them even more irritable. In fact, when this happens, you must understand why the baby doesn't like to eat the nipple, and parents must pay attention to the solution. Never force the baby to eat, because this will only make him more resistant.

First of all, the baby doesn’t refuse to eat, but is unwilling to eat. Even though the baby is only a few days old, he already knows how to compete with adults in wits. Once he finds that his persistence will lead to adults' compromise, he will become more persistent. This is why you can't spoil your baby.

If a baby gets used to a pacifier, he will dislike the nipple, just like a baby who gets used to a nipple will dislike the pacifier.

In comparison, once a child starts sucking on the nipple, he or she will no longer be willing to suck on the pacifier.

Relax and play with your baby more. Avoid force-feeding. Instead, try to give him the nipple when he is happy. Once he refuses, give up and try again after a while.

You can feed your baby the nipple when he is not too hungry instead of waiting until he is extremely hungry.

Don't continue to give him the bottle, or he'll likely refuse to nurse directly.

If he just won't eat from the nipple, stretch him. Don't worry about the baby being hungry; he will eat naturally when he needs it.

The above are some solutions for babies who don’t like to suck the nipple. I hope that parents can pay attention to these methods after understanding them. Because forcing babies to suck the nipple will only bring more adverse effects on the baby, the real reason should be found so that it can be dealt with and solved fundamentally.