Breastfeeding can be a rewarding experience for both mother and baby, and there are several signs that indicate it is going well. Firstly, your baby should have a good latch, which means they can comfortably attach to your breast. Look for signs such as your baby feeding well (indicated by audible swallowing sounds) and showing satisfaction after feeds. Also, monitor your baby’s weight gain; regular check-ups with your health visitor will help. Additionally, you should feel comfortable during breastfeeding; pain or discomfort may indicate issues with positioning or latch. If you're concerned, don’t hesitate to reach out to your midwife or a breastfeeding counselor for support.