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Baby's always been good about taking bottles. He's had a few moments when he wasn't interested, like when I was having lunch with a student and her mom, but for the most part, he's been great. About a week or so ago, he decided he was no longer interested in bottles. This is problematic because a) I like to go out occasionally, and b) he gets a bottle of formula each night before bed. I mentioned this to Baby's pediatrician, and she said to fight him on it, otherwise, he'll learn that we'll give in. And I know us. We will give in. She also said I should not be anywhere in sight when Baby gets the bottle, and if I can even leave the house when he gets it, that would be great. So this becomes mainly Husband's problem. Last night he spent 30 minutes fighting Baby with the bottle before I finally gave in and fed him. Same thing tonight. It's not easy for me to sit downstairs, working on the computer or watching TV or emptying the dishwasher, and listen to Baby shriek. It's also not easy for me to let Husband deal with this on his own. I don't want to stick him with such a thankless chore, but I know that if Baby can sleep a little longer each night or go a little longer between a feed, we will all be happier. Husband says he'll keep fighting it, and maybe it'll get better. I guess I will try to listen to him and hope Baby will eventually pass through this.