Babies do not want to eat breast milk, may be due to the baby sucking effort, baby oral discomfort, indigestion, etc., can be taken to massage the breast, breast pump sucking, symptomatic treatment and other methods to improve. 1. Infant sucking effort: If the maternal milk secretion is too small, improper feeding posture, etc., can lead to the baby sucking breast milk, sucking effort, the baby will not want to eat breast milk. In this case, the mother can use hot towels to apply hot compresses to the breasts, or massage the breasts, adjust the feeding posture to help milk secretion, or use a breast pump to suckle the milk, so that the baby is willing to eat breast milk. 2. Infant oral discomfort: If the infant has thrush, ulcers, etc., eating causes pain, which will lead to the infant’s unwillingness to breastfeed. In this case, seek medical attention to find the cause and treat the symptoms. 3. Indigestion: when an infant suffers from indigestion, it will also affect the appetite and unwillingness to breastfeed. In this case, symptomatic treatment should be provided, such as the use of bifidobacteria and other medications under the guidance of a doctor to promote the recovery of digestive function. There may be other reasons why babies are reluctant to breastfeed, so it is recommended that they go to the hospital in time for a complete examination to clarify the cause of the disease and then give targeted treatment or therapy.