January 13, 2019 | Rachel O'Brien, IBCLC

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Day: January 13, 2019

What to Do When Your Breastfed Baby Won’t Take a Bottle (Introducing a Bottle, Part 3)

Posted January 13, 2019April 26, 2021 Rachel O'Brien, IBCLC7 CommentsPosted in Bottlefeeding, Breastfeeding Tips, Breastfeeding Tools and Gadgets, for parents

Bottle refusal is incredibly hard for breastfeeding parents. Learn how to help your baby take a bottle, and what to do if they won’t.

Hi, I'm Rachel!

I'm a private practice lactation consultant (IBCLC) with my masters degree in human lactation. When I'm not helping breastfeeding & chestfeeding families in MetroWest Massachusetts, or writing blogs for parents AND other lactation professionals, I'm hanging with my three kids and/or indulging in my love of drag queens. Learn more about me by clicking here!

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