1. Let the baby be hungry for 2-3 hours first, and then feed it when the baby feels hungry. At this time, you can give your baby milk powder, which can alleviate the situation of not eating milk powder, and then breast-feed.

2. If the baby doesn't eat milk powder, you can let the baby eat breast milk first, then push the formula milk powder with a syringe and inject it into the mouth through a thin tube, but be careful not to let the baby choke and push it too fast, which is beneficial to the baby to eat milk powder.

There are many brands of milk powder with different tastes, so you can change to another brand of milk powder. If the baby can accept the taste of milk powder, eating milk powder is helpful. When the baby doesn't eat milk powder, try to reduce hunger, otherwise it will cause hypoglycemia.