Dear Naomi, I do not have the ref you are looking for, but I wanted to
add my .02, and that is from the early days of Lactnet, in 1995. Martha,
an LC and LD, pointed out that goat's milk is not close to human milk,
and is not appropriate food for infants due to high solute load.

I know you probably already know this, but wanted to comment on it.

Thanks. Kathleen

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I am looking for a couple of references.
1. breastfeeding promotional material, (web or print) that talk about
breastfeeding  being a unique relationship between mother and baby.

2. references on goat's milk being closer to human milk, closer than
cow's milk and formula.

Any help most appreciated

Naomi

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