Paced Bottle Feeding - Guide for Postnatal Professionals

Responsive bottle-feeding is really good for ensuring that babies don't get overfed when they're being fed with a bottle. It's also good for brain development and bonding.

This is a technique that can be used when babies are exclusively bottle fed, combination feeding or babies that just need a few top-ups.
IBCLC Charlotte Treitl shares 6 tips in this video.

Have you tried the techniques mentioned in this video? How has this worked for you?
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[fernandahowsam]

Love the video. Would like to receive more like this please.🌹

[sarahcyn]

Lovely summary Charlotte. I talk to grandparents about paced, responsive feeding in my Grantenatal workshops.

[gaynabalestra]

Thanks Charlotte, perfect reinforcement and explained so well!

[alisonmilthorpe]

Great video, thank you. It’s interesting how many maternity nurses have a different approach and try to feed the baby more volume in order to facilitate a “structured routine”, rather than taking cues from the baby. This definitely reinforces our conversations with parents.

[PrettyBlueFlowers]

Very concise, thank you! I’m glad to see more people using the term “responsive feeding” now :) I would argue that it is different from paced feeding so maybe this video title could be tweaked?