I replied on other thread

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This is a very common situation. They are now more aware and interested in their surroundings and want to learn and absorb everything. Feeding is no longer the only thing which interests them. The best bet is to feed in a quiet and dark room with the door shut so there is minimum distraction possible. It's normal for feeds to become shorter as they are also stronger so can feed faster. As long as she is growing and thriving this is all normal.

Asha sometimes even after feeding in a quiet environment,covering her face,dark room nothing worked for me.So when she's playful I don't force feed her and leave her <u>as</u> such.Later I feed her on demand.This worked best for me.

Hi Asha, I too experienced similar distraction pattern in my 4mo, he would have some milk and get busy with checking his surroundings. Even tiniest sound was enough to distract him. I just changed the environment, practiced quieter surrounding that helped. Sometimes he doesn't settle, since he wants to play, but that's just fine. &#128512;&#128512;