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Sometimes babies need a bottle — whether for supplementation, pumping, or when someone else is helping with feeding.
Paced bottle feeding is a method that supports healthy feeding and helps prevent overfeeding.

In this video, we walk through paced bottle feeding step by step. This approach mimics breastfeeding by slowing the flow of milk, allowing babies to control the pace of their feeding, and supporting coordinated sucking, swallowing, and breathing.

You’ll learn how to hold your baby in a semi-upright position, how to angle the bottle to control milk flow, and how to encourage active feeding instead of passive sucking. We also show how to build in natural pauses so your baby has time to breathe, swallow, and recognize fullness cues.

Paced bottle feeding can help babies transition more easily between breast and bottle while supporting comfort, safety, and feeding confidence.

00:00 What Is Paced Bottle Feeding
00:12 Why Feeding Method Matters
00:20 Baby Positioning for Bottle Feeding
00:34 How to Control Milk Flow
00:48 Encouraging Active Feeding
01:04 Building in Feeding Pauses
01:22 Signs Baby Is Full
01:36 Breast and Bottle Transitions

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