How to breastfeed by turns with both breasts?

The baby's sip is the strongest in the first 5 minutes, when he has already sucked 80%. Generally speaking, the length of breastfeeding time on each side depends on the baby's interest in sipping. But usually not more than 10 minutes. By the time you reach the above time, your breasts have been sucked empty. Although some babies may still enjoy sipping, you will find that the baby has no interest in continuing to breastfeed. He may start playing with your breasts, put the nipples in his mouth and spit them out again. He may turn around or fall asleep. When the baby shows that one breast is full, he should be gently removed from the nipple and placed on the other breast. If he falls asleep after sucking both breasts, he may be full.

If the mother wants to know whether the baby is asleep because of satiety, she just needs to see if he wakes up in about 10 minutes and feeds again. Similarly, if a baby seems to need only one breast to meet his needs, then the next breast feeding should be switched to the other breast first.