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It is fascinating to look at this with my long range eyes of 40 + years and
I'm sure other long termers like me will agree. In the 60's-70's everyone
followed schedules and timing, insufficient milk or perceived insufficient
milk was rampant. We went to more on cue and began to see oversupply, GER.
There must be a happy medium somewhere.
Confounding factors are: mom, baby, stress in life, mom's style of making
milk, baby's style of feeding, both of which change throughout the nursing
period, culture/interference of culture and so on.
I guess the main thought is that no one mother-baby dyad are the same as any
other! There are some generalities, but no rules :-)
Feeling philosophical today, Pat in SNJ
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