What should I do if my baby refuses to drink formula milk?

When facing the situation of a baby refusing to drink formula milk, parents can try various methods to encourage acceptance. Check whether the taste and temperature of the formula suit the baby's preferences, as adjusting these factors sometimes increases the baby's willingness to accept it. Try different feeding methods, such as using a nipple that simulates breastfeeding or changing the feeding position, to mimic the feeling of breastfeeding, which may help the baby adapt to bottle feeding. Be patient and persistent, gradually guiding the baby to get used to the taste and method of formula feeding, and avoid force-feeding to prevent the baby from developing an aversion. Ensuring the baby is moderately hungry before feeding may also help increase their willingness to eat. If none of the above methods prove effective, it is recommended to consult a pediatrician.