Can a 5-month-old baby sulk his milk? (video clip)

Hello Marie, finally the 40 oz didn’t last long; as hard as I try, she doesn’t like to drink. However, when I give her cereals, she likes it, asking for more. She’s already 5-month-old …Could my baby be losing interest in her milk?

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