Many years ago, I was present at an LLL Leaders' Development Seminar when
Ruth Lufkin did a terrific workshop on critical reading. One of the things
that stuck with me is that a rough 'n'ready way to tell if an article is of
reasonably recent origin is to see how they spell "breastfeeding."

ABM companies also tend to use the more archaic "breast feeding" or
breast-feeding."  Could this be because "bottle feeding" is two, separate
words and they tend to equate the two?


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Norma Ritter, IBCLC, LLLL    "If not now, when? If not us, who?"

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Date: 10/20/95
Time: 09:05:23

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