Responsive paced bottle feeding is a technique used to mimic the natural flow and pace of breastfeeding when bottle feeding an infant. This method involves holding the bottle horizontally, so the milk fills the nipple but not the entire nipple. It also involves pausing periodically during the feeding to give the baby a chance to breathe and rest. This technique can help prevent overfeeding, reduce the risk of gas, and allow the baby to control the pace and amount of milk they consume. Additionally, it can help promote the development of the baby’s oral motor skills, as they have to work a little harder to extract the milk from the bottle. Overall, responsive paced bottle feeding can help create a more comfortable and satisfying feeding experience for both the baby and the caregiver.