7 nearly 8 month old night feeds

My baby is still waking up maybe twice a night for a bottle I try and soothe without one but sometimes he’s just not having it.
Shall I give him more solids in the day? He seemed to be moving away from it around 6 months but is now back to it and I’m feeling helpless

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Not sure what's normal for bottle fed babies, but night feeds are the norm for a breastfed baby. Solids usually don't have any effect on that, but there are so many differences between the needs of the baby based on how they're fed so I'm not trying to give the wrong advice

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My family goes to the same restaurant weekly, have been going for over a year so they know us
The manager (45-50 if I had to guess) comes and talks to us, she loves kids so she loves coming and seeing how my son is (he’s almost 3)
Eventually after getting more familiar she asked me if she could take my son to walk around the restaurant, my family and I always take turns doing this when he gets fussy
I said it’s fine since I can see and I know she’s not going anywhere, later she said if I’m ever in need of a babysitter to let her know
I really could use a babysitter, I never have time to myself, but is it okay to trust her? I don’t want to be too trusting but I also don’t want to be paranoid
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