As someone who has had this problem, the one fix (she isn't going to like it) is to stop BF cold turkey. She can pump and put it in a bottle, but the only way to switch from breast to bottle at this point (if she has never used a bottle) is to completely cut off the breast. AT this point the baby should be more amenable to trying the foods as well, it is probably a texture/sensory type issue. My oldest (he is now 9) did not like baby cereal in any way shape or form, but eventually accepted the fruits and some veggies. After accepting the fruits regularly, I would gradually add a little cereal to the fruit, teeny tiny bits at a time, so he was getting a little more substance, but he never did eat just plain cereal with or without breast milk or formula, I tried it every way I could. My youngest on the other hand would only eat baby food (no matter what I did) until he was over two, and still doesn't eat much, he is almost 4. I want to throw something else out there, my oldest is Asperger's and my youngest (who also had feeding issues) is Autistic, one of the early signs is feeding issues. I am not saying this is the case, but she might want to keep a close eye on milestones so that if there are any problems they can be caught as early as possible. I saw it at 6 months with my youngest since I knew from the experience of dealing with my oldest's food issues, so I knew something wasn't quite right. Good luck, I also just want to add, my daughter is our middle child and considered "typical", she had no feeding issues.
