When a newborn is breastfed, how does the baby behave after he is full?

The performance of breast milk fullness can be observed from the mental, defecation, urination, and developmental aspects, as follows:

1. Spiritual: The spirit is more pleasant, can play more happily, and can enter normal sleep quickly. Most babies can last for about an hour after they are full of breast milk, which usually indicates that they are getting enough milk;

2. Urination and defecation volume: the water content in breast milk is more, if the baby is full of breast milk, usually urinate more, for normal babies to use at least 4-6 diapers for 1 day. In addition, the child has normal bowel movements, such as 2-3 bowel movements in 1 day.

Babies who are exclusively breastfed may have reduced bowel movements due to their strong digestion and absorption capacity, so stool is not an absolute criterion for judging whether the child's breast milk is sufficient;

3. Physical development: The gold standard is mainly to observe the physical development of the baby, if the height, weight and other development are normal, it indicates that the amount of breast milk is sufficient.

They burp, sometimes they spit up, they avoid their mother's feedings, they may want to sleep, and they yawn.

I won't eat anymore, the speed of eating will be very slow, the mental state is very good, the demeanor is more leisurely, and the stomach is relatively bulging.

The stool will be shaped, I don't want to drink milk, my mental state is better, my smile will be on my face, I look left and right, and I am very curious.

When the baby is breastfeeding, he doesn't take it very seriously, and when he starts to be distracted to do other things, it means that he is full.

If the newborn is full, he will be very satisfied, and he will not want to eat anymore, and there is a feeling of wanting to sleep.

You can change the bottle to the baby's mouth, if the baby does not want the bottle, it means that the baby is full; If the newborn is full of milk, it will smile and stop crying, and it is basically the same if you want to sleep.

When you feed your baby, he won't cry when he's full, he won't be drinking, he will interact with you, and sometimes he will burp.

If the child is full, if you feed the child, the child will not choose to eat again, and if he is full, he will sleep more peacefully, and if he is not full, he will still cry.