If an infant refuses to take the last ounce of a bottle
A) keep encouraging them to eat unless they have recently vomited.
B) have another teacher try to feed the infant.
C) don't push it; children know when they are full.
D) None of these answers are correct.
E) you should be concerned and notify the parent immediately.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

It is important to trust an infant's natural satiety cues and not force them to eat more than they want or need. Pushing a baby to eat more than they are comfortable with can lead to overfeeding and digestive discomfort. As long as the baby has been eating well up until this point, it is not necessary to be concerned if they leave a little bit of milk in the bottle.

If an Infant Refuses to Take the Last Ounce of a Bottle