It's
called wet nursing or cross nursing and it's been around a lot longer than breast pumps - that's for sure.
Breastfeeding may be performed by the infant's mother or by a surrogate, typically
called a wet nurse.
Whether it is by the birth mother, or what is
called a wet nurse breast milk, has always been deemed the most beneficial for newborn babies.
Not exact matches
I breastfed their mother until she was well into her 3's and loved it so much I used to say I missed my
calling — I should have lived centuries ago and been a
wet nurse!
We also have leg warmers, burp cloths,
nursing covers,
wet bags, and a very cool diaper bag + baby carrier combo
called the Kemby carrier.
In fact, the historical evidence shows that all native breastfeeding countries, before the Baby - Friendly guidelines, supplemented their newborns with the milk of
wet nurses, sugar water and other forms of liquid nutrition, also
called «pre-lacteal feeds,» almost universally until a mother's milk came in.
This informal
wet -
nursing is
called «shared feeding» or «cross-
nursing».
Because clearly I missed my
calling in life, and I should have been a
wet nurse.
When the doctor on
call finally bolted into the room after being repeatedly paged (Cyndi overheard the
nurses say Dr. King was taking forever because of family visiting from out of town), she was wearing a Tie - dye T - shirt and her hair was
wet as if she'd just been swimming.