Bottle & Breast Rejection: Mini Course
Take the guesswork out of bottle refusal.
Created by paediatrician Dr Daniel Golshevsky (Dr Golly), the Bottle & Breast Rejection Mini Course gives you a practical, step-by-step approach to helping your baby take a bottle confidently, whether they're refusing for the first time or have suddenly stopped accepting one they used to take.
You'll learn how to:
- Understand why babies refuse bottles, including the developmental reasons refusal is often more common in older babies
- Choose the best time to introduce a bottle and how often to offer it
- Decide who should be the one offering the bottle, and why remaining calm and relaxed matters
- Introduce a bottle to an older baby who is already refusing, step by step
- Protect your breastfeeding relationship and prevent breast refusal
- Maintain a healthy milk supply while introducing bottles
- Choose the right teat shape and flow rate for your baby's age and feeding style
- Use paced bottle feeding to mimic breastfeeding's natural rhythm and give your baby more control
- Navigate the emotional side of bottle feeding, including the stress, guilt and worry that often come with refusal
Does this sound familiar?
What sleep problems are you struggling with?
My baby was sleeping well and suddenly wakes constantly. Is this the 4-month sleep regression?
Here's something I really want parents to know: the 4-month "sleep regression" doesn't have to mean months of terrible sleep.
At around four months, your baby's sleep is changing because they're changing. Their sleep cycles are maturing and they're going through enormous developmental changes.
In my Big Baby Sleep Program, I'll explain what's actually happening and show you how to adapt their routine and settling as their sleep develops.
Understanding the change and adapting how you approach it is much more useful than simply waiting for a "regression" to pass.
My baby is suddenly catnapping or waking every hour. What's gone wrong?
Probably nothing! Between four and eight months, your baby's sleep, feeding and developmental needs change enormously. A routine that worked beautifully a few weeks ago may simply no longer be right for the baby you have today.
I'll help you look at their whole 24 hours; naps, feeds, starting solids, settling, development and overnight sleep and build an age-appropriate routine that evolves with them.
My baby still wakes overnight for feeds. When can we start dropping them?
This is something I want to approach based on your individual baby rather than an arbitrary date on the calendar.
In the Big Baby Program, I'll show you how to recognise when your baby is ready and how to gently work towards dropping night feeds and longer stretches of overnight sleep.
My routines aim to support babies on their journey towards approximately 7pm–7am by around six months, but this requires adequate calouries throughout the day and every baby develops differently.
I'm nervous about starting solids. How do I know my baby is ready?
Starting solids is a big milestone, and I don't want you approaching it with guesswork.
I'll show you the signs of readiness to look for, how to get started and how solids fit alongside milk feeds as your baby's nutritional needs evolve. I’ll also walk you through how to test allergens nice and early to decrease the risk of allergies.
The Big Baby Program also includes my Starting Solids Course, so we can navigate this transition alongside all the changes happening with sleep.
Introducing allergens makes me nervous. How do I do it safely?
You're certainly not the only parent who feels nervous about this.
I'll walk you through current allergen guidance as part of introducing solids so you understand what to introduce and how to approach this stage with more confidence.
If your baby has an individual medical or allergy risk, that's something to discuss with your own healthcare professional rather than relying on general sleep or feeding guidance alone.
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