Feeding From the Start Benefits and Duration of Breastfeeding: Checkpoint For more information and helpful tips about this topic, you can visit our Resources section. Menu Table of Contents FeedingFeedingFeeding from the startHunger and Fullness CuesCheckpoint 1Benefits and Duration of BreastfeedingCheckpoint 2Breastfeeding FAQsCheckpoint 3Formula Feeding BasicsCheckpoint 4Bottle Feeding Tips – Part 1Checkpoint 5Bottle Feeding Tips – Part 2Goal SettingGoal Setting 2Goal Setting 3CompleteSafe EatsFood & Drinks to AvoidCheckpoint 1When Can My Baby Have Juice?Checkpoint 2Healthy Drink Options for BabiesCheckpoint 3Goal SettingGoal Setting 2Goal Setting 3CompleteTiny TummiesReadiness for Solid FoodsCheckpointIntroducing Cereal & Solid FoodsCheckpoint 2Understanding Food AllergiesCheckpoint 3Feeding MilestonesCheckpoint 4Goal SettingGoal Setting 2Goal Setting 3Complete ✕ Close If I choose to breastfeed, how many months should I breastfeed my baby? For 1 month Up to 3 months At least 6 months At least 5 years Not quite. Breastfeeding is recommended for at least 6 months to give your baby the best start. Not quite. Breastfeeding is recommended for at least 6 months to give your baby the best start. Great job! Experts recommend breastfeeding for at least 6 months to support your baby’s growth and development. Not quite. Breastfeeding is recommended for at least 6 months to give your baby the best start. Back Next