Sentences with phrase «preference for the bottle»
If a baby develops preference for a bottle it may be extremely difficult to switch back to breastfeeding.
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«It decreases the length of time feedings take, and you don't run the risk of creating a nipple preference for the bottle,» Barger says.
Black mothers in the United States are less likely to breastfeed their babies than other moms, and many cite a personal preference for the bottle as the primary reason, new research finds.
Breastfeeding Less Common for Black Moms Black mothers in the United States are less likely to breastfeed their babies than other moms, and many cite a personal preference for the bottle as the primary reason, new research finds.
Accolade Wines cites market conditions and a consumer preference for bottled wine as part of its decision to make 35 redundancies in SA's Riverland region.
«An SNS decreases the length of time feedings take, and you don't run the risk of creating a nipple preference for the bottle,» Barger says.
It is possible for a breastfed baby to develop a preference for bottles.
Basically, you don't want baby having a preference for bottles over your breast.
Some babies may develop a preference for the bottle's faster flow and refuse to breastfeed.
The next time the baby cries when put to the breast, the mother interprets the baby's behavior as a preference for the bottle.
If your baby is having trouble getting enough milk from nursing, he may develop a preference for the bottle, which is sometimes known as nipple preference or nipple confusion.
By choosing to use a cup to supplement your baby instead of a bottle, you may be able to prevent your child from developing a preference for the bottle or artificial nipples.
But sometimes — in an effort to adapt when they're unable to feed successfully from the breast — they develop a preference for a bottle instead.
The syringe was used to avoid the babies developing nipple confusion — when a baby develops a preference for a bottle nipple over the breast.
Faster flow nipples make it easier to get milk out of the bottle, which for some babies can lead to a preference for the bottle.
According to Jana, sometimes babies who haven't fully gotten the hang of nursing yet will show a preference for a bottle, because bottle - feeding is easier for babies to master at first (think of sucking from a straw vs. lapping milk).