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Paced Bottle Feeding - How to Bottle Feed Your Breastfed Baby

BENEFITS OF PACED BOTTLE FEEDING: -Keeps your baby from overfeeding -Aids their digestion -Makes feeding more calm -Prevents excessive weight gain and reflux KEYS TO PACING BOTTLE FEEDINGS: Hold your baby upright at least a 45 degree angle or more Can use side-lying position as well--just make sure head is higher than hips Baby's head should be slightly tilted back Tickle baby’s lips with the nipple and have them latch on Lips should flange and be relaxed Make sure the bottle nipple isfully inserted Hold bottle mostly horizontal Some families worry about air swallowing--burping will help if that happens Every 20-30 sucks, tilt the bottle down but leave the nipple in baby's mouth Wait until baby sucks again, then tilt bottle back up so baby is drinking When baby stops sucking or unlatches, end the feeding Burp after every ounce if needed/preferred WHY IT HELPS: This is especially important in childcare settings Babies will end up preferring the fast flow of bottle feeding and may reject the breast They may overfeed and stretch out their tummies and no longer be satiated on normal and appropriate amounts of milk Paced bottle feeding will have the baby take 2-3 ounces every 2-3 hours (normal amounts of breastmilk) Babies who are bottle fed have a higher risk of obesity at one year of age whether or not they’re breastmilk or formula fed You won’t make more and more breastmilk over time—the volume stays the same For more breastfeeding & lactation tips, follow me:   / holisticlactation   Check out my Advanced Lactation Formula for supporting and increase your breastmilk supply! https://amzn.to/3goSxZW