mine is now 13 months and we had this same problem.  Part of it was his teething and part of it was a growth spurt.  I started to feed him ridiculously large amounts of food before bed and then I kept a bottle with water in it for the middle of the night.  I found that he was just thirsty and that the breastmilk, for whatever reason, wasn't quenching his thirst.  I backed down to one nursing a night.  Feeding him just before bed really helped a lot. 

I would stop feeding her through the night,She is obviously aware of the fact that if she wakes-she gets fed.My best friend has a little boy aged 4 and a baby girl aged 15 weeks-yet the baby sleeps through better simply because she learnt about developing beeter sleep patterns.Her little boy very rarely sleeps through and she thinks it's because she used to feed him every time he awok when he was a bub.Best of luck

It sounds like she isn't breastfeeding enough during the day, so she is making up for it at night.

You could try taking her somewhere quiet every 3-4 hours and offering her the breast. If you can convince her to satisfy herself during the day, you should find that she sleeps longer stretches at night.

I would stop feeding every time your daughter wakes during the night.  She is only going for 5 mins, which is more like comfort feeding.  Does she use a dummy?  This could be why she wakes up as she may not be able to find it.

Hmmm, sonds like a case of "Who needs solids when I got access to milk". If I were you I would be holding off a bit on the day feeding to encourage her to eat the solids. Not easy when they have got themselves a routine going, but it may be a little support from a third party may encourage her. Can you start off with a plan of action to offer solids just before  she kicks off for a feed, or leave her with someone you trust to feed her while you pop to the shops. If you are around she will push for your milk, she may be more willing to give in to a solid lunch if Mum is not around. A few day's of no Mum at lunch and teatime to fall back on may encourage her to some more of the chewy stuff.LOL. Habits are hard to break and persiverence and will power will be needed. Just a few thoughts. Good luck and best wishes, I think if you get the solids up, the night time will take care of itself. She will then no you mean business.

Luv, Winnie.xxxx

She may be waking so frequently during the night because she's in the habit of it. Kinda like when you set your alarm clock to wake you in the morning at 8am, it doesn't take long for you to wake around that time anyway even if the alarm doesn't go off. To change it you may have to refuse her the feed for a bit and try and help her go back to sleep. Some people offer water instead for a bit, others just cuddle and pat them back to sleep, and others let them settle themselves back to sleep - this is of coarse after making sure nothing else is causing them to wake up (clean nappy, no gas, no pain/discomfort, not too hot/cold, etc). 

 If shes having 3-4 feeds a day and solids with them, then i suggest not giving her the night feed. She may cry for a bit but in the end she'll settle and hopefully start sleeping though the night. It may take a week or so for her to get into the new routine but imagine all the sleep you can have.