Questions About Breastfeeding Questions About Breastfeeding 1. Your baby should then have a second check-up within 7 days after birth. This second check-up should be with your doctor. After 3-5 days, your breasts will feel fuller and begin to make breast milk. More milk will be made when your baby breastfeeds more often and has a good suck.
Most mothers have more than enough breast milk to feed their baby.
These are times when your baby is growing quickly and will need to breastfeed more often. They will often last for a few days. Your breasts will make enough milk for your baby during these growth spurts. It is common for young babies to spit up after feeding or when being burped. Many babies will spit up less often at about 4-6 months of age.