Weaning From Breast To Bottle

My daughter is 7 1 / 2 months and until now has been fully breastfed (plus 3 solid meals a day). I'm looking to return to work and therefore need to form its withdrawal, but do not know how.

I tried both and a bottle sippy cup but she refuses to drink formula, also used to drink expressed breast milk in both.

Any advice from parents who had a simliar senario would be much appreciated

I have not had a similar experience, but perhaps. My daughter is also 7 1 / 2 months (born February 13, on the anniversary of your daughter) and I think to do with the formula.
She had a few bottles before and I found that making sure it was hot helped a lot.
It may be a question of persistence. I'd probably continue with the milk is expressed first, then once it takes, try the formula. Did she use a dummy / pacifier. For the first bottle of my daughter when she would not take it I would put the dummy in his mouth to suck, then quickly swap then it should at least get a mouthful or so of the bottle. You can also try to offer it when she is sleepy, even if it means waking up a bit before going to bed, she will be sleepy and less likely to resist

As she is not drinking from the bottle or cup. At this age, there is a process called reverse nurses and some babies do it their own. As for daycare, she refuses the formula or breast milk from a bottle or cup, but has solid food and then when home with you, they will often be a nurse to fill up (so to speak) to well you are away. If it gets thirsty enough she will drink. T-juice drink it yet? If so it is a cup? You can try to mix the juice with milk - little by little he will only breast milk. (It seems crude - but remember they eat baby food)

My daughter has a bottle before, but it was better if I was not there. She is six months now, and still does better with a bottle if she is a grandmother or his dad. If I'm in the room, she wants the breast. Just keep trying - you'll feel better. It may, as another kind of bottle nipple or anything. My daughter is going to use a pacifier silicone, not latex, and hates the cups in general (she prefers to drink in my cup!)

Good luck and keep trying.

My son (who is now 15 months old) was breastfed from birth to 13 months. When he was about 7 months, breast-feeding (for me) is to become a task that I (selfishly) wanted to do with. I tried what I really think EVERY BOTTLE there (even the price compared to ADIRI bottles that are shaped breasts). I tried to feed him, I tried to get others to feed him when I was not there. I tried the milk, I tried the formula. I tried waiting until he was so hungry he would eat his foot. Nothing nothing nothing worked. doctors my son kept telling me to wait it out and it will eventually take the bottle. Somehow, I feel as if it was not worth it. weaning from breast to bottle was such a difficult task and, possibly, that I was going to have to wean from bottle to cup. Imagine my pain then. So I presented the cup. Fortunately, at 7 months, I had already introduced solids and water / juice, so when I could not be everywhere he ate his food and formula Gerber and sometimes drank a cup of diluted juice Sippy free flowing. In 9 months, he was able to use the sippy cup and only one year, it uses only a straw in a cup. He could not give up a night time feeding well and I was too tired to fight him (which is my fault). At about 12 months, he began to fall feedings at night by himself and 13 months, he fell asleep on his own. Sometimes babies need to move at their own pace and no matter how we try.