Babies usually do some non-nutritive sucking. Watch for this. Newborns usually suck one to three times, then swallow. Thus a new born who is sucking 15 minutes per breast, but not swallowing, is not receiving enough to eat and may need to breast feed 20 to 25 minutes per breast to get enough to eat. Be assured that you will produce enough milk.
Breast milk contains chemicals call suppressor peptides.
These chemicals automatically regulate how much breast milk is produced. Each time you take milk out, either by a breast feeding or pumping, your body will replace that milk and continue to do so as long as you breast feed. Hints for Breast Feeding in Public. To breast feed in public, wear clothing that allows easy access to your breasts with as little exposure as possible. Don't wait until your baby is frantic and bawling to breast feed.