Hi everybody, I'm Melissa from CloudMom.com. One of the really, really tricky things when it comes to breastfeeding is figuring out when your baby is full, when your baby has had enough. A lot of moms worry about this and they actually, in some ways, prefer to give bottles because you can actually see the quantity of milk going out of the bottle and going into your baby. So it can feel like a tricky thing. However, the more you breastfeed, the more experience you'll have with this and the more comfortable you'll get recognizing the signs that your baby is full. So here's my baby, Bracey. He's six months old, so he's very, very distracted and right now he's looking at the camera. Here we go, Bracey. I'm going to put him back on the breast. I've already started breastfeeding. I'm going to put him back. He's going to stay on there. It's more in little, fits and starts than it was when he was a younger baby. When he breaks off the breast, I try to burp him. If he is burped and then he breaks off the breast again and he doesn't want any more milk, I can pretty much assume that he's full. You should double check this because sometimes your baby is just being distracted, but in most cases when you continue to feed like this and your baby is burped and then they're breaking off the breast. And they don't seem to want any more. You can safely assume that they are full. Thank you so much for watching CloudMom.com. I'll see you back again soon for more How To Videos.