Queenie, darlink! Babies puking is so normal they've thought up a rather quaint little word for it "posseting". It's because the sphincter at the top of the stomach is not developed enough to hold all that milky goodness in, plus the wind sometimes helps bring it up as well. So puking -even spectacularly - is not a problem in itself. Some babies are very sucky and I have found there are occasions where the judicious use of a dummy can help (when you are sure your baby is full as a goog and still wants to suck in order to settle - watch your supply tho and if you think your supply is dropping allow more comfort sucking). There is a link called "Too much milk" behind the "Breastfeeding Information" tab on the ABA website which might help as it discusses oversupply & fast letdown (might help you to determine if this is the problem). If it is, they have a really good booklet with tips to help. HTH xxx