In einer eMail vom 16-6-02 23:03:01 West-Europa (zomertijd) schreibt
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> but the mother reported that her milk came in (or
> didn't come in) the same way with her first baby, who she didn't try to
> breast feed. This mom is only 22, and has supportive close family! She also
> told me that she took a while to get pregnant and didn't experience breast
> changes during the pregnancy.

I've been thinking about these things and wondered if there can be a factor
of not having naural selction on this anymore. Could it not be so that in
early mankind women with production problems did not pass their genes on,
because their ofspring did not survive and nowadays since we do have
alternatives there can be more women unable to produce enough milk?
Warmly greeting,

Gonneke
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Gonneke van Veldhuizen  =+=  IBCLC, LLLL, MOM  =+=  primairy school teacher

EUROLAC
breastfeeding information centre and lactation consultant practice
http://www.users.skynet.be/eurolac




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