Satiety cues are your baby’s way of showing he is satisfied and no longer hungry. Here’s a few you might recognize at the end of breastfeeding:
- baby’s hands are open and relaxed
- baby’s body feels relaxed, “loose”
- baby may have hiccups but is calm and relaxed
- baby may fall asleep
- baby may have a “wet burp” (milk can be seen dribbling out of the mouth)
- baby seems peaceful
More info:
Breastfeeding on cue or baby led feedings
References:
Wilson-Clay, B., Hoover. K (2005) The Breastfeeding Atlas Manchaca, Texas. LactNews Press
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