They will likley change over time, as your baby grows. Be gentle with yourself and baby. It's a process, especially as we don't have the support and examples that mothers in traditional cultures have. Although many mothers experience success the first day, full communication doesn't happen overnight, or even in the first days or weeks. It will come with time, patience, and practice.
Many women give up breastfeeding in the first days or weeks due to initial difficulties.
Those who persevere almost always have a very positive experience. It's the same with Natural Infant Hygiene. Like breastfeeding, this process is both natural and instinctive while requiring patience and commitment to learn. Remember that there are several tools to diaper freedom. If reading baby's signals and following intuition don't seem to be working for you, try to get a sense of your baby's timing patterns and rhythms.