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    I would keep offering her the bottle. She is probably still adjusting.
    If she doesnt take it after a couple of weeks, then maybe discuss with the parents what they would like you to do. If she is eating well, maybe she needs fewer bottles, but up the amount she gets at each feeding.
    Good luck.

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    She is a very active little one...even hates laying down long enough for a bum change. I think all of the external stimuli probably is a factor too (she's an only child at home).
    Children are great imitators.
    So give them something great to imitate.

    ~Anonymous~

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