I received an interesting question the other day. A woman is working  
with a gestational carrier and was asking about breastfeeding. She is  
thinking about trying to lactate herself for the baby and was  
wondering about the differences between milk from the carrier and from  
the mom.

Does anyone know of research on milk from moms who have not been  
pregnant but induce lactation, and how it may differ from milk from  
moms who have carried and birthed babies.

Thanks,
Naomi

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