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 Fresh Milk: The Secret Life of Breasts - Fiona Giles
 Fresh Milk: The Secret Life of Breasts - Fiona Giles ... practice of breast-feeding.Newest Review: ... no easy progression from one section to the other, but this isn't that much of a problem. The book includes tales from people ... more ... who have something to say on the subject, written entirely in their own words, with Giles merely including the odd linking section, or summarizing what others have told her on the same topic. Everything is explained in layman's terms which, together with the rather scientific approach, results in it being rather odd to read. Not bad, or hard, or impossible, just odd. The odd bit of breastfeeding terminology is thrown in here and there, but you quickly learn what they mean, and many mothers and fathers would kno...more |
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Pages: 288, Edition: 1st Trade Pbk. Ed, Paperback, Simon & Schust ... Last Update 28.11.2009 05:47
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Fresh Milk: The Secret Life of Breasts - Fiona Giles: Show Me The Booby (1897 words)
by - written on 24/05/09 (Very useful, 234 readings)
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"Breast milk is worth approximately $50 a liter" Did you know that some people find that breast milk tastes "like the milk left in the bowl after eating cereal"? This makes some sense to me, since breast milk is supposed to be full of nutrients, and I remember reading an article on the subject recently which said you should always drink the milk (or juice or whatever) that you pour over cereal since a lot of the good stuff washes off the flakes when you do so. What's left when you've eaten it is a vitamin (and salt and sugar) enriched version of whatever liquid you chose. A vague artificial attempt at creating a substance as ... Read the complete review
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