Is this normal?

Question

Baby woke up at the 3 hour mark for a feed, so I got her up and she drank for about 3 minutes, gulping it down fast and swallowed a bit of air so I detached her and tried to burp. But she fell back asleep, I've changed her nappy to wake her up again but shes just still content to be asleep shes even milk drunk with her little smiles. 
Should I just let her sleep? My breast still feels pretty full 
She is 2 weeks 5 days

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If she ate , let her sleep. Since your breast were full, she most likely got enough. Just pump to keep up your supply or to get some relief.

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So when this would happen to me I took it as a comfort thing and let her sleep somewhat up right for 20 minutes before I put her in her bed because the scare of her chocking while falling asleep.

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Let her sleep if she’s content

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My daughter burped only during the day, and she would very rarely do at night. My son pretty much never did 🤷🏼‍♀️ I fed them and put them straight back to sleep

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My baby has been doing this at night too. I started switching to the other side and he would latch again. I feel bad because when he would unlatch before I just let him sleep . Now that I offer the other 4 minutes turns into 24 minutes. OB and nurses at the hospital said to always offer the other boob (I just remembered this two days ago. LO will be 8 weeks tomorrow).

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My baby never does a full session in the middle of the night. I go out to the couch (where I keep my Spectra) and pump one side while he nurses on the other. When he finishes and falls asleep, I unlatch him and pump anything left from his feed.

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If she’s content and fine let her sleep pump and save it

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Keep trying to burp her as she might have a reflux as soon as she wakes up. She’ll take a burp while sleeping. This can take quite some time.

Is this normal?

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