Prolactin is highest during night feedings, and we know that frequency of suckling at the breast seems to be more important in stopping ovulation than the duration of each feeding. (breastfeedingtoday-llli.org)
Although theologians may have claimed that crucifixion scenes exhibited the extremity of God's love for humans, it was scenes of the child suckling at the breast that spoke to people on the basis of their earliest experience. (religion-online.org)
Frequent suckling at the breast — day and night — can delay ovulation and the return of menstruation for six months or longer Woohoo!). (pinkymckay.com)