To keep your baby full and well-nourished even when you are not home, your baby needs to learn how to drink from a bottle. However, not all babies cooperate with bottle-feeding, which makes parents worried. So if your baby refuses to drink from a bottle, what should you do to still provide your baby with adequate nutrition?

Feeding your baby with a bottle will usually make them feel uncomfortable, cry or even skip meals. The reason why babies have these reactions is because the bottle nipple is harder than the mother's breast, so the baby is not used to it. Therefore, mothers need to learn how to feed their babies with a bottle properly and effectively.

When starting to practice breastfeeding and switching to bottle feeding, mothers also encounter many difficulties. At the same time, there are many questions about how to effectively bottle feed their children. This article will provide questions to help you answer knowledge about bottle feeding. Choose the best answer to the following 10 questions to assess your level of understanding about bottle feeding.

Baby bottle tooth decay is most common in children aged 2-4 years. This syndrome often progresses very quickly and occurs in many teeth at the same time. Treating this syndrome in young children is difficult and complicated. Therefore, you need to pay more attention to the problem of preventing tooth decay in baby teeth. If not detected and treated early, teeth can be damaged, causing pain and greatly affecting the process of tooth replacement later.