Breastmilk is usually fed on demand, once every 2-3 hours. Breastmilk is the more advocated feeding method nowadays. Breastmilk contains natural nutrients and immune antibodies, which are very beneficial to the newborn, and during breastfeeding, it is also beneficial to the mother, which can promote postpartum recovery. Breastfeeding also facilitates parent-child communication and gives the child a greater sense of security. Breastfeeding is usually on-demand and does not have to be strictly according to the time, roughly 2-3 hours if you can’t fully understand your toddler’s needs. Feeding can be given at night before bedtime. Minimizing the number of feedings during sleep not only affects the rest of the mother and the baby, but also affects the baby’s gastrointestinal function. If the amount of breastmilk is not enough, it is recommended to give formula milk in the middle to avoid affecting the growth and development of the child.