How long does it take for the baby to breastfeed every time?

Every baby has its own specific feeding speed, fast and slow. As long as the baby's sucking posture is correct, no matter whether he sleeps with his breast or not, he can usually finish drinking milk once in about 20~30 minutes. Judging whether the baby is full or not can be observed from the baby's growth and development: 1. Stool: golden in color, soft in texture and mushy; 2. Weight: One week after birth, the baby's weight stopped falling and began to rise. Gain more than 200~300 grams per week in the first three months; 3. Mental status: The baby is in a good mood and can sleep quietly for half an hour after breastfeeding. When the baby wants to breastfeed, he should feed it. Breastfed babies will breastfeed more frequently than milk powder. Usually about ten to twelve times at the beginning. As the baby grows, it will automatically adjust and gradually reduce the number of times. It is generally recommended that the baby in the month be fed as needed. In the first two or three months, the baby's sucking ability is weak and it takes more time to feed each time. It usually takes at least half an hour to eat at a time.

How to judge whether the milk is enough?

1. When feeding, you can hear the baby sucking.

2. Before breastfeeding, the mother felt that her breasts were swollen, and when breastfeeding, she felt a sense of lower breast;

3. Between breastfeeding, the baby feels very satisfied and has a happy expression;

4. The baby changes diapers more than 6 times a day and defecates 2-4 times a day;

5. The average baby's weight increases about 150g per week.

It should be pointed out that due to the influence of long-term artificial feeding and the inexperience of new mothers, they always feel inexplicably that their milk is not enough for their babies. It seems that only when a bottle of milk is drunk by the baby will they feel at ease. Otherwise, they always doubt whether there is enough milk to eat. In fact, this kind of worry is unfounded.