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My bottle feeding baby is seven month old .started using bottle at 2 month old because of low weight at 6 weeks.can i get back him to breast again?
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Maybe: With some hormonal meds from your OBGYN & a lot of effort you can re-start breast feeding successfully. It would be hard if you are 4 months from last BF efforts, but possible. I would discuss this with a breastfeeding coach & your doc.
Answered 1/23/2019
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