Another Breastfeeding question

NimaStev

Everything was going smooth until yesterday evening.I am concerned if he is in pain and I am not doing anything about it

Here is my situation DS breastfeeds fine in the beginning.  After  feeding for about 15 minutes than he starts crying out loud. I am wondering if he has gas pain or reflux. I have already tried  burping  him in between and keeping  him upright. He has been spitting up more today than usual. Mamas  please give your insight.

Tb2331

My DD is 4 weeks old now and will nurse in less then 10 minutes and then start crying and pulling on my breast. If I take her off and slip the pacifier into we mouth she instantly settles. I think she wants to comfort suck but doesn't want the milk? I dun

Karla CS

I recently determined that DD can get all she needs from one breast in about 5-7 minutes and be perfectly content. Before, I was offering up both sides and nursing significantly longer, resulting in lots of spit up and general fussiness in general.&nbs

MouseInLux

Karla CS:

I recently determined that DD can get all she needs from one breast in about 57 minutes and be perfectly content. Before,

NimaStev

Thanks for your insight Ladies. My DS takes paci to comfort suck but me being the typical FTM worry if he is  getting enough/is he only getting foremilk as he settles within 10 minutes. I am surely going to bring it up on his 2 month appointment.<

lylahlove

It could be what others are suggesting, or it could be a sensitivity to something you're eating - I cut out dairy because my dd was doing something similar and now she's fine. GL