Hi. I am a pediatrician. Welcome to Healthcare Magic. First i want to know about what is normal breastfeeding. Breast feeds should be given once in 2-hourly intervals as and when child needs feeds (whichever is shorter). Once a child is properly breastfed, he or she will sleep for around 2 hours after each feeds, passes urine 6-8 times per day and will gain weight normally. (your baby must have gained atleast 600 g weight by now if adequately breast fed). If your baby has all these, i would feel that breastfeeding is adequate and there is nothing to worry about. If not, i would advise your wife to take adequate water intake (atleast 12 glass water or 2.5 litres everyday) and she should take atleast 3 glass of milk per day. Ask her to take wheat, jeera, garlic and drumstick leaves as they increase the milk output naturally and also make the milk more nutritious. If still the milk output is less, i would suggest to take capsule lactare (2-2-2 for one week, then 1-1-1 for next 1 week) and galact granules, twice a day(along with milk) for 1 week. Thank you.