Hi Pat

You could try a google scholar search on the references, looking at 
where those references were cited, you can restrict the dates to after 
1960...

Catherine Watson Genna BS, IBCLC  NYC  www.cwgenna.com

On 12/12/2016 9:49 AM, Pat Young wrote:
> 2 chapters from a book, probably from dear Chris Mulford, she just didn't note the title or date of the book! :-(  They are Chapter 8: Breast or Bottle and Chapter 10: The First Two Weeks.  If this rings a bell with anyone, I'd love to know it's title and date.
>
> The thing that jumped out at me was " Given the wish and with well-informed help, nearly all mothers - probably 95%-can breastfeed, as Waller (1946)  found in Woolwich and as Sedgewick (1921) showed in Minneapolis.   Language and spelling seem British.
>
> I immediately went to read Dr Waller's 1946 article (don't have Sedgwick-will work on that)  "The Early Failure of Breastfeeding: A Clinical Study of Its Causes and Their Prevention."  Arch Dis Child, 1946, 21(105):1-12. Dr Waller quickly honed in on stimulation in the early days and weeks is the key to duration of lactation and that hospital practices of the time worked against this.  ( I remember in 1959, staying 7 days with my first and nursing every 4 hours and not at night and wondering where my milk went by 2 1/2 weeks :-(
>
> Another note about book chapters, most of refs seem to be 1960's.  Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas to all.  Pat in SNJ
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