It’s common for some babies to reject feeding bottles, which can cause frustration during feeding time. There are several reasons for this resistance, including the unfamiliar feel of the bottle, nipple confusion, or the baby’s preference for breastfeeding. To overcome this, try introducing the bottle gradually, allowing your baby to get used to it over time. Using a bottle with a nipple that mimics the breast shape and feel can also help ease the transition. Ensure the milk temperature is similar to what your baby is used to, and try feeding when they’re calm and relaxed. Experiment with different bottle brands, nipple shapes, and flow rates to find what suits your baby’s preferences.