Sounds like fun and games. Power puking is pretty much what they do if they cant take the milk- if its too much, or too fast. Other then that I can only suggest keeping a log of every feed. Then you can work out if hes hungry or wanting to comfort suck and in thats the case, you have a choice of offering breast, bottle, warm water in a bottle or a dummy.

Dummys seem to have copped alot of bad press. Personally, I love them. DS1 had awful reflux and it helped alot with that. DS2 wouldnt take 1 he has a short gag reflex. DD sometimes takes 1 but really prefers hers own thumb.
Dummys are (in some studies) said to help reduce SIDS aparently (not trying to start a dummy debate) but they can be habit forming for some children. We made DS1 give up his mimi (dummy) at 3yrs old. Told him the mimi faries said he wasnt a baby anymore and they needed it back. We had 3 nights of crying and after that he was pretty much okay.


I would start with the feeding log. It'll take afew days or a week before you start seeing a pattern-ish. I use to write down when they fed, how long they fed for and if a bottle, how much they had. Your baby is young so may not have much of a routine but you will tell if hes feeding every 2 hours or whatever and that can help.

Good luck, I hope you can sort it