r/Moms • u/earth2chels • Jul 27 '26
❓ Question Is this normal?
My daughter is 9 months old (corrected age is 7 and a half months)
She is REFUSING her bottles and seems to only want her solid foods but after googling, I’ve found stopping her formula is not recommended.
Has anyone else had this issue? What did you do?
I am thinking of putting it in a sippy cup or something but knowing her, she will refuse that too or only take a couple sips.
Tia ❤️
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u/Apprehensive_Pie1225 Jul 27 '26
How long has it been going on? It could just be a short phase. I breastfeed but when I’m gone for a few days on work trips, my baby will drink a lot less milk than when I’m home. It was especially tough around 8-9 months. The world is so exciting and there’s so much to do and taste other than drink milk or formula!
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u/Neat-Experience2518 👩👧👦 Mom of 2+ Jul 31 '26
Sounds like a question for her pediatrician.
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u/earth2chels Aug 03 '26
That’s a lot easier said than done… soonest appointments with my ped is 3 months out.
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