Hello There is no such fixed schedule for feeding Feed on demand – usually every 2 to 3 hours, or 8–12 times/day Feeding patterns are still developing. Every baby is different. Responsive, demand-based feeding helps the baby grow well and stay content. Each feed lasts 15–30 minutes (may vary between babies) Look for signs baby is hungry: Sucking fingers, Rooting (turning head when cheek is touched), Crying is a late sign Wet diapers 6–8/day and soft yellow stools mean feeding is adequate Baby should gain ~25–30g/day at this stage

Yes, it's quite possible that your 2-month-old baby is getting enough milk even with just 5–7 minutes of feeding, especially if: Baby is gaining weight adequately. Has 6 or more wet diapers per day. Is alert, active, and content after feeding. Pooping regularly. No signs of dehydration (like sunken eyes, dry mouth, lethargy). By 2 months, many babies become more efficient at sucking and can extract sufficient milk in a shorter time. Milk flow may be fast, especially during letdown, allowing the baby to get the needed amount quickly. Also some babies are quick feeders by nature and don’t linger at the breast.

No, a baby should be fed for 15-30 minutes at a time, but it is completely normal if a baby does not take feed once or twice, if it happens more often or if the baby feels lethargic and dull, consult a Paediatrician.

Consult with Pediatrician physically for further evaluation and treatment

Hi! I assume as per your description it’s breastfeeding you are talking about A marker for adequate feeding is at least 6-8 times urine per day and a good weight gain - 500 to 900 gms per month for now These details are missing in your complaints A good 15 - 20 min breast feed is ideal. The initial milk quenches the thirst, is more watery. The hind milk is richer in fat and is good for growth. Only a few babies are vigorous feeders and will finish most milk in 5 min - if so you need to offer the other breast. Check out the following: Is the baby leaving the breast for burping? Sounds unusual. Or are you speaking about bottle feeds? How is the weight gain? How is the child’s activity? At 2 months the baby should be actively crying, social smile should be there and visual fixation and visual following should be there

Should take for 20 to 30min Weight can help, if weight not increasing then need to feed by the clock