Bottle nipple size

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Bottle nipple size

Asked for Female, 28 Years

When can I change bottle nipple size for a baby. My baby is 4 month old and still using bottle nipple when we used for new born zero size. Now a days he is drinking very less time than before. Can I change nipple size to bigger one than now as he crossed 4 months

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Dr. Bidisha Sarkar

Pediatrician 11 yrs exp Hyderabad

Stop bottle feeding. Try to start using spoon feeding.

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Dr. Harit Bansal Pediatrician 17 yrs exp Sonipat · Accepted Answer

Dr. Harit Bansal

Pediatrician 17 yrs exp Sonipat

Stop bottle give katori spoon