Colostrum, the first milk, changes to mature milk at 3 - 5 days after delivery. ﻿﻿Infants should be fed with early feeding cues for a minimum of 8 - 12 times in 24 hours. ﻿﻿If it has been 3 hours since the last breastfeeding, place your infant skin to skin to encourage your infant to breastfeed. ﻿﻿Observe infant for swallowing while breastfeeding after the milk comes in. ﻿﻿Breastfeed until breast feels empty or infant pulls away. ﻿﻿Burp infant between breasts, and after feeding. ﻿﻿Infant should appear satisfied after feeding. ﻿﻿At day 3 of life, the baby should have 3 wets and 3 stools per day. After the first week of life, the baby should have 6 - 8 wets and 3 stools per day. ﻿﻿Nipple soreness should not be severe, and should be improving by one week