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That sounds totally normal to me!

I've read that frequent feedings don't mean they aren't getting hind milk, it's not like it turns on and off after a certain amount of time. It's more like when they nurse farther apart. When they nurse frequently, it's good and normal at this age. Still stimulating your supply. http://www.llli.org/faq/foremilk.html

Sounds normal to me also. She's probably getting more efficient, yes. If she's gaining weight ok and her diapers are good to, it usually means that she's getting what she needs.

Sounds normal to me if her poops are yellow and seedy she's getting what she needs. You know something is imbalanced if you see green mucus poops. And every baby is different in their feeding lengths. My older DD would nurse every two hours and take an hour every feeding. She nursed all the time and took her time doing it! DD2 is completely different. Starting really young (like maybe 2/3 weeks?) she became extremely efficient and could empty a boob and be done with a feeding in 10 minutes. In terms of emptying a side there are times that DD2 wants the second side, we start and she finishes without completely emptying. We just start on that side next feeding. So keep up what you're doing!

Sounds like more efficient and two week growth spurt!

Totally normal; hang in there! This period is like the peak of doubting her and yourself. I just kept counting those wet diapers; so no matter what was happening, I just had to tell myself she is fine bc she had all the wet diapers needed. Plus she was gaining every month so you eventually learn not to stress TOO much about it! (Wait who am I midding DD is almost 4 mo and I still stress lol).

Sounds really normal! Exavtly how my son was at that age. Good job!!

I remember these cluster feedings well! I had no idea babies fed so frequently in the early days, but now I know it's completely normal. Draining (literally!!) but normal.

Very normal. I remember feeling like she was constantly eating, because she was. My couch and Netflix subscription got a lot of use in those first few weeks.