In at least one Dutch study from 2001 (van Drongelen) premature weaning was defined by interviewed moms to be the result of ( the perception of) insufficient milk,  insufficient or ill advice by ''the care system'' and a hostile social system.

Warmly,
Gonneke in Southern Netherlands

Sarah Reece-Stremtan <[log in to unmask]> wrote: I feel like I've read that the perception of insufficient milk supply is the
most common reason moms give for stopping breastfeeding, but I can't find
the citation.  Is this in fact true?  Anyone have a reference?
Thanks!
-Sarah Reece-Stremtan

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