Secret Formula to Stop Baby Feeding Aversion

Unlock the Hidden Method to Satisfying Your Baby’s Hunger to Cease PPD Associated with Breastfeeding Aversion, Bottled Feeding Aversion & Cluster Feeding

De: Kimberly Whittaker

Narrado por: Bree Carlile

Does your baby cry hysterically when it's time to eat or during a feeding session? Are you stressed at the thought of feeding your baby?

Becoming a mother is the biggest blessing in the world for a woman. But this blessing brings some challenges to your life as well. Many mothers find motherhood, especially the first two years, thought-provoking because no one guides them through it.

New mamas always worry about what to do with their babies, especially about feeding them. Feeding a baby is the biggest challenge for a new mama because she doesn’t know what needs to be done and how to do it.

Many mamas like me start thinking of giving up because they find themselves blanked and unable to cope with feeding a baby, especially the first two years. But love and care for my babies is what kept me going, and today I have written this book to save you from falling into any difficulty associated with feeding your baby.

Using my years of experience and research, I have compiled a complete guide for feeding your babies and toddlers during their first two years of life.

The selection of what, how, and when to feed your baby can be stressful and daunting. With this book, The Secret Formula to Stop Baby Feeding Aversion, you will have the proficiency of a pro-mom. This book is a complete manual that takes the presumption out of feeding. This unique guide delivers applied, easy-to-follow guidance to aid you in piloting the nutrition problems, medical situations, and the anxiety that comes with feeding a baby. With guidelines, parenting sections, and references based on the latest pediatric strategies, this book will allow you to handle feeding your baby with self-assurance, so you can devote more time appreciating your new family.

All Your Questions about Feeding, Answered.

Dear mamas, you do not have to fear what to do in any situation as a new mother. This book answers all the queries you may have about;

• Breastfeeding struggles
• Increasing breastmilk
• Feeding Aversions
• Selection of foods and feeding your baby
• Bottle feeding and Formula feeding
• Lots of fun toddler approved transition recipes

With the help of these simple demonstrations in this book, you'll be able to accomplish all your goals as a new mama. You will know when and how to get underway, important safety and nutrition procedures, regularly asked questions, basic fruit and vegetable preparation, and multifaceted finger foods.

This book will guide you not only about the selection of foods for your baby, but will also teach you how to select the right baby feeding tools, important steps, and do's and don’ts about baby feeding.

I have given my everything in writing this book. I stayed up many nights to complete these guiding chapters, in-depth research, so every mama would know what is best for their babies. I completed this book as a passion for making every mama a pro mom at feeding their babies.

So, do you want to become a super-mama for your baby? Do you want to be an expert in feeding a baby? Do you want to get out of the miseries you are facing while handling baby feeding? And do you want to give your babies the healthiest and the best first two years of their lives which are the foundation of their lives?

©2021 Kimberly Nicole Whittaker (P)2021 Kimberly Nicole Whittaker

No info on how to handle bottle-feeding aversion

Very general info and no specific info on how to handle existing bottle-feeding aversion. Not useful 😞

Useless

This book has nothing to do with feeding aversions. It is just some very basic information about feeding options for infants through two years old. At times, the information is so basic that one imagines the book was written by an alien fascinated by human babies. Much of the information is simply listed out with bullet points.

My second baby has an actual feeding aversion, and this book provides no help. I don't think it would have helped with my first child who had no special needs. Most of the information here could have been gained by a very small amount of life experience.