Refusing milk?

My son is refusing his morning bottle I don’t get why? I even waited two hours after he woke up and he still refused he keeps spitting it out?
I would give him porridge or toast but I feel like he needs his milk first then I usually after a nap which is an hour ish at 10am give him food
It’s now his nap time and he’s tired but still doesn’t want it he’ll drink s little then spit it out??
It’s really stressing me out
His top tooth cut through and I can see his other tooth as well but he seems fine within himself just refusing milk so violently idk what to do

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My little girl refuses her bedtime bottle now (she’s on solids now though so I think that might be why) I give her cool boiled water with a little bit of juice and she takes that. He might just be thirsty and the weather definitely doesn’t help with getting baby’s to have there milk.

How old is your son? X

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Maybe do food first?

My boy has breakfast at about 7am and then is ready for milk about 9:00 - 10:00

The weather isnt helping either, the other day I gave him a carton of pre made milk because i thought it would be better than just made formula. He enjoyed that

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I’ve tried this but he ends up not drinking his milk and only having 4/5oz which is less than what he’s meant to have ☹️

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he’s 8 months and he ajd his breakfast happily but is refusing anything to do with milk might just give water instead. It was going so well and he’d have 27/8oz and 2 meals and now I’m worried he’ll wake up a lot more durin night 😵‍💫🥲

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It could just be a phase. And babies do drop milk feeds as they continue to eat solids. My LB has 3 bottles in a day. I'd say the shortest amount of time he goes without milk is like 6 hours now.


I was advised that if a baby starts to want more milk feeds in the night to give them water in their cot, and then slowly they will stop waking up (I've not tried it myself, ask a HV about it maybe)

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On the weekends he was doing 6 days, one weekend day off, but now has both off.

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Since she's been born, he has been to a friend's once a month. Football - He stopped going for 7months, but has been the last two weekends.

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