Newborns usually do not continue to eat when they are full and are aware of hunger and fullness. Parents should not feed their newborns blindly.
Newborns usually do not continue to eat when they are full, and will have the following signs of fullness, such as sucking power gradually become smaller, and then automatically release the nipple or pacifier; usually more stable mood, do not cry, and able to sleep peacefully; 6 to 8 times a day in the urine and above; weight gain in the normal range, the weight gain in the first month of life can be up to 1 ~ 1.7 kilograms.
Parents need to pay attention to is, don’t worry about the newborn is not enough to eat and overfeeding or too frequent feeding, can lead to newborns eat to the full, manifested in spitting up, overflow, stomach distension and other discomforts; parents in the newborn to breastfeeding must be moderate, grasp the amount of milk and the interval between feedings, to ensure that the safety of feeding.