K.C.
Great gut instinct! Boobies, as you may have noticed, are not see-through. So we never truly know how much a baby gets in one feeding. By putting her to the breast whenever she asks, you are doing what nature intended - you are "ramping up" milk production to meet her needs. Absolutely, you are doing a PERFECT job (I counsel so many moms that try to "space" out feedings and it just causes such production and latch problems). And remember - she is really little. So many feedings a day - nearly non-stop little snacks is normally for such a tiny tummy.
A frantic baby often will put their tongue to the roof of their mouth. Then, when mom finally goes to nurse them, they can't latch on right and get really frustrated.
So stick with what you are doing!! My son and daughter were both the type of child that needed to be held - non-stop. I found wearing them really freed up my arms, so I could go about my day with happy, boobie fed babies strapped to me. I wore them when they were young (under 10 months) in a MOBY wrap and also a BabyHawk (which is still adored and used ALOT).
My only question to you would be: does she seem to be latching fine? Since you are a "seasoned boob" as we call them, does she feel like she is latching on right to you? My son was basically a barnacle attached to my boobs for the first 4 months and he nursed fine (he was a TANK). He just loved the tatas :)
Great job!!! AWESOME!