Paced Bottle Feeding | | How to and Why it matters

Here's a video all about paced bottle feeding!
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[brownsbayracing]

Thank you for actually showing this! Everyone just says "paced" bottle feeding or hands you a leaflet and I just didn't get it. Now I can confidently explain this to my husband. :)

[tauntonu]

Thank you for this! 2 month old who’s getting frustrated at breast after a weekend of bottle feeds. I’ve been feeling very discouraged this has been so informative

[lavendarblue]

Seriously this is so helpful. I feel clueless and an expectant mom. Please keep the content coming.

[nturner]

I recently became an first time Mom, and found this video to be helpful. The content is straight to the point and easy to follow. I, also purchased a Dr. Brown bottle, and love it!

[Meyli]

Very informative! As an infant teacher and 31 weeks pregnant...this is useful in all major aspects of my life! Thank you :)

[PinkSkittled]

I have worked in child care in Australia for 24 years and this video was so helpful and taught me a lot!! Thank you!!

[kimb]

Wow thank you so much for this information! I wish I watched this before my son was born. He's formula-fed now and is having issues with reflux. I had no idea this was paced bottle feeding but I'll start feeding him like this from now on. I'm going to make my husband and my baby's grandparents watch this video too! Thanks again!

[kuwalla]

Welcome back to YT!! I just wanted to come back to this video and tell you how much it helped me with my first baby. We were struggling with baby throwing up soon after every feed. Our doctors said to keep him upright, help him burp. But still he was constantly throwing up all that breastmilk! It was so heartbreaking. Finally a friend sent me your video. GAME CHANGER. it seemed so obvious after that it wasn’t a good thing that our baby was gulping down milk every feed. Thank you so much! It was such a relief to figure out what was going wrong for months.

[soeg]

I love your videos. It's all so relevant! Literally things they don't tell you, because it's 'widely' known. I knew very few of these things before I had my son who is now three months old. Thank you for what you are doing.

[shellyr.]

I'm on the road to TTC and I'd never heard of this until now! Thanks for this great resource!!

[netsauce]

Thank you so much for making this video. I’m going to share it with family. It’s so hard to explain to people why we do this and how to do it. You make the best videos!

[kellid]

We met with a feeding specialist yesterday who showed us how to pace bottle feed since our 2 week old is having latch/reflux issues. I'm going to try the positioning you showed and see if that helps!

[nikkibyrd]

This is such a helpful and timely video! We’re having to supplement my little one until my milk comes in more and this is awesome info.

[HawtAsianChica]

Wow! I never knew! I’m an auntie and helping to feed my baby nephew a bottle I just assumed the heavy flow position... thankful to learn about this 😊

[inkatiable]

Thank you so much for all the videos! They're super helpful! I have a DESPERATE video request: Can you please do one about keeping a balance between natural birthing and necessary medical interventions? I am interested in trying to have an unmedicated, natural labor, but the resources that I found for that have been in general very against all interventions it seems like. Whereas other things I have read seem to be on the opposite side of the spectrum saying that there are no circumstances where an intervention recommended by your doctor might actually be unnecessary. I for sure want to keep me and baby safe during the whole experience, but if I can avoid pitocin, forceps, vacuum extraction, episiotomy, c-section, etc, I definitely want that too. I just am worried about being pressured into something for the doctor's convenience that I don't actually need for me and my baby's safety. TIA!

[collado]

Yes please do video about getting stubborn baby to take a bottle. I had issues with my previous too and tried to pump exclusively when I went back to work because they wouldn’t go back and forth but only pumping my supply dried up within a month. I am super nervous going back to work after I have this baby 😖

[susanb]

Thanks for taking the time to make and post this video! I am expecting my 1st and am due the beginning of April. Because of a nerve autoimmune disorder I have that very easily spreads and causes severe chronic pain I may not be able to breast feed. There aren't many videos about bottle feeding and it's great to have the info incase I'm unable to breast feed our little one for any reason. I love your content and I can't wait to see your next video!

[Emac]

I think knowing what your individual flow is like is important in this. I have an extremely fast flow, and my first wouldn’t take a bottle at all until I figured out he needed a medium to fast flow nipple. I literally choke my babies because my flow is soooo fast, even when not engorged. Thankfully I figured it out with my second and he took a bottle just fine.

[gracelott]

Thank you for the information. I have a three week old almost a month old and this video has given me the information I need to pace feed my daughter

[christinsharp]

More people need to know how to pace! NICU RN here and we have to do so much education on feeding preemies with pacing and therapeutic techniques. And even the full term, strong feeders do so much better with pacing. Most parents I work with have no clue before teaching.