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This isn't a book with a human bfing but the James Herriott book about a
cat, Moses the Kitten (?), has the kitten nursing and I think it shows
her nursing from other than her mother.
I can't find it at present - we recently moved- but I remember being
thrilled with the book. But maybe this isn't exactly what you wanted.
Katherine Catone, LLLL, IBCLC
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