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Dr. Truby King's Method for the Preservation and Restoration of the Breast Milk, adapted for District Use
1921
Journal of the Royal Sanitary Institute
EVERY mother can, if she will, suckle her child. The preparations for breast feeding begin in the ante-natal period, and are both mental and physical. The critical periods of nursing can be overcome by a simple routine of healthy living. The breast milk can always be restored if the weaning has not taken place over too long a period. Methods of restoration include water drinking by the mother, with the regular stimulation from the suckling of the child, and in some cases a little supplementary
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