Indeedy and one of my favourite relactation papers by Roy Brown discusses
how they got orphanage workers to relactate to feed 2 babies each...would
have been better if they had actually taken the babies home but impressive
in terms of how easy relactation can actually be.
Karleen Gribble
Australia
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Subject: Re: Breastmilk is green, breastFEEDING is greener!


> No reason in the world we shouldn't be feeding all those abandoned and
> orphaned children in the world's poorest orphanages... by wet nursing.
> And thus paying
> money to the poorest women in the community, and taking the money out of
> the pockets of shareholders, rather than out of the budgets of desperate
> countries.  We could even feed donated formula to the mothers, if all else
> failed!
>
> Morgan
>
> Susan Burger wrote:
>> Norma Ritter sent me her Breastfeeding is green article -- which is
>> great.  I started thinking about degrees of green --- breastmilk being
>> green in comparison to the substitutes ---
>> breastfeeding being the greenest.  Wet nurses or crossnursing would be
>> greener than breast milk feeding from artificial feeding devices.
>
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