Bottlefeeding: Finding the Formula for Success:
Arriving home from the hospital with your new baby, you mix the formula your doctor recommended. Then you happily settle down to feed the newest member of the family, anticipating a peaceful, fulfilling experience.
But for some reason it doesn't work out the way you planned. Your baby fusses, or squirms, or spits up, or refuses the bottle. You're disappointed, frustrated and worried that your baby won't thrive.
What went wrong? There are a number of possible reasons--your baby could be allergic to milk products, for example. But chances are you just haven't smoothed out the process yet. To help you do that, here are some tips from our professional advisers to make bottlefeeding easier, more trouble-free and more rewarding for both parent and tot.
But for some reason it doesn't work out the way you planned. Your baby fusses, or squirms, or spits up, or refuses the bottle. You're disappointed, frustrated and worried that your baby won't thrive.
What went wrong? There are a number of possible reasons--your baby could be allergic to milk products, for example. But chances are you just haven't smoothed out the process yet. To help you do that, here are some tips from our professional advisers to make bottlefeeding easier, more trouble-free and more rewarding for both parent and tot.
