The Nervous Child
The Nervous Child
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If anything interfereswith suction, the milk does not appear or, if it has appeared, itrapidly declines in amount. The mother's part is to a great extent apassive one, provided that she can supply one essential--a nipple thatis large enough for the child to grasp properly. Within wide limitswhat the mother eats or drinks, whether she be robust or whether shehas always been something of an invalid, matters not at all. A frailwoman may naturally not be able to stand the strain of nursing formany ...months, but that is not here the point in question. We aredealing only with the establishment of lactation and with the milksupply of the early days and weeks which is of such vital importancefor the child. If the mother is ill, if, for example, she hasconsumption, we may separate her from the child in the interests ofboth; but if this is not done, she will continue to secrete milk for atime as readily as if she were in perfect health, and the breasts ofmany a dying woman are to be seen full of milk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If anything interfereswith suction, the milk does not appear or, if it has appeared, itrapidly declines in amount. The mother's part is to a great extent apassive one, provided that she can supply one essential--a nipple thatis large enough for the child to grasp properly. Within wide limitswhat the mother eats or drinks, whether she be robust or whether shehas always been something of an invalid, matters not at all. A frailwoman may naturally not be able to stand the strain of nursing formany ...months, but that is not here the point in question. We aredealing only with the establishment of lactation and with the milksupply of the early days and weeks which is of such vital importancefor the child. If the mother is ill, if, for example, she hasconsumption, we may separate her from the child in the interests ofboth; but if this is not done, she will continue to secrete milk for atime as readily as if she were in perfect health, and the breasts ofmany a dying woman are to be seen full of milk.
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