How often do newborns breastfeed?

Suggestions on the frequency of breastfeeding for newborns are as follows:

Mainly depends on the specific varieties of milk that children eat and the amount of milk they eat each time. Usually feed it every 2 to 3 hours.

There are also great differences between breast milk. Some mothers have strong breast milk, so they may have more nutrients. Other mothers may have thinner breast milk and more water content, and children may be hungry quickly. It is also different from the amount of milk that children eat every time. Some children, such as milk powder or strong breast milk, even premature delivery, add breast milk additives and eat them once every 3 to 4 hours after a full meal. Some children may not eat much at a time, or breast milk is thin and watery, and may have to be fed for two hours. But if you don't breastfeed, you shouldn't spend more than 4 to 5 hours.