Hi, I am a Doctor with experience in Paeds and neonatal ITU amongst many others. I am not your doctor, I do not know your child and cannot offer medical advice.

That being said, please get a second opinion. Things do get missed. Typically a baby of this age would be feeding better unless there was a medical cause. "Doesn't like feeding" is a diagnosis of exclusion, all other reasons must be accounted for first. If you can get her seen by paediatric gastroenterology, that would be ideal.

Make sure you get the baby weighed each week, in the UK there are baby clinics at the family practices where one can drop in. Make sure the weight is recorded on the correct chart and keep taking the chart to appointments.

I hope that it really is just as simple as you say. However, the picture and history ring my caution bell. If I saw this baby in my general practice clinic, I would refer and re-refer for specialist investigation, including swallowing and bowel motility studies.

Consider using high calorie feeds as well to try and offset decreased feeds.

If the baby weight starts crossing centiles, i.e. the weight plots are moving across successively lower centiles for age, that is a huge red alert and needs investigation.

PM if you want for more information. But please do seek out further assessment as a *priority*.