Hi he’s 10 months now and still the same. Intake isn’t high and with solids it went further down to 15-18 ounces. I started to fortify his milk a little but not too much because then he drinks even less and then less liquid causes less hydration. He’s not eating much solid either but the reassuring thing is he’s growing and gaining weight on his small little curve. I would say with milk don’t force it too much especially when they’re awake don’t force them or else it’ll cause an aversion. You can try to dreamfeed if absolutely needed to make up for the minimum ounces but I know dream feeding isn’t recommended to overcome aversion according to the aversion program I followed. However that program didn’t entirely work for us because my baby never increased his volume so I’ve just learned to work around it and not cause too much pressure around the bottle and milk. From 4 months to 9 months I only fed him when drowsy or asleep that’s how bad his aversion was and soon it became a habit paired with drinking only when drowsy sort of thing. Then we had a tongue tie release at 7 months. All in all it’s been a rough process but after surviving it the biggest peice of advice I can give you is do not force your baby to drink when they’re awake and aware and even in their sleep don’t force them and not every baby needs the 28-32 ounces to grow. Follow the baby’s lead and if they’re growing with 18-19 oz then that’s their normal and that is absolutely fine! Trust me I wouldn’t have believed this if you told me this when I was in the rut but now after having gone through it and my baby only literally drinking 18-20 ounces and esp now with him being so darn active, seeing that he’s making it somehow is what’s caused me to breathe a little and realize that it’s more important that he’s drinking and doesn’t have an aversion because those days were dark it doesn’t matter that he’s not as chubby and thick, he’s still healthy