Beetroot and ricotta muffins

From the day they were born, your little one has grown at an incredible rate. There will come a time when your baby might not want to drink their daily milk bottles. First and foremost, it's important to know that your baby isn't doing this to annoy you. They're simply trying to tell you something so you can help them. What should you do when your baby refuses their bottle? This behavior at feeding time could indicate that your baby is growing up and wants to be a little more independent. You can simply switch the bottle to a new container, like a sippy cup or a regular cup. Their behavior could also be telling you that something is wrong with their current bottle: a blocked nipple, or one that no longer suits them, etc. Or, your baby might simply be trying to tell you that they want to discover new flavors and move on to something else. If this is the right time, you can then begin baby-led weaning by offering them foods in their natural form and later, delicious BLW .