Believe me…I know that feeling... when your baby rejects
your breast milk. It can be a very disturbing moment for mothers and some take
it very personal. In most cases, breast refusals are temporary and could vary with
the health or stage in development of the child at that time. It is important
to know why your baby won’t suck and know what to do to encourage your baby to
suckle.
Before getting worried over your baby’s refusal to suck,
quickly check the number of feeds your baby have had or is completely refusing
in a day. Check nappies if wet as this can cause discomfort for the child and also check the number of wet nappies in 24
hours because urine and stool tells a lot about what is going on inside your
baby’s body.

