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	LLLI
		Nursing another baby during the day may leave the cross nursing mother with an inadequate amount of milk for her own baby later in the day.
		One of the rules stated that if a wet nurse had been feeding an infant who died for any reason, she was prohibited from taking on another infant to wet nurse.
		Employing wet nurses was a sign of a family's high status in society, showing that the family had the resources to pay someone else to do any physical tasks.
	www.llli.org /llleaderweb/LV/LVJulAug95p53.html (2096 words)

	LLLI \| Wet Nursing and Cross Nursing
		Nursing another baby during the day may leave the cross nursing mother with an inadequate amount of milk for her own baby later in the day.
		One of the rules stated that if a wet nurse had been feeding an infant who died for any reason, she was prohibited from taking on another infant to wet nurse.
		Employing wet nurses was a sign of a family's high status in society, showing that the family had the resources to pay someone else to do any physical tasks.
	www.lalecheleague.org /llleaderweb/LV/LVJulAug95p53.html (2096 words)

	News \| Gainesville.com \| The Gainesville Sun \| Gainesville, Fla. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Wet nurses have also been required following multiple births where the mother feels incapable of adequately nursing all of the children herself, though the breast would respond to demand, increasing in yields and volume to meet the need over a period of weeks.
		Wet nursing was reported in France by Louis XIV in early 17th century.
		Wet nurses are often able to be found in urban centers for affluent mothers not willing to breastfeed their children, but still wanting the health benefits of breastmilk for their children.
	www.gainesville.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=wet-nurse (624 words)

	Wet nurse
		A wet nurse is a woman who nurses a baby not her own.
		A wet nurse may be employed if the birth mother of a baby is unable to breast feed her baby for a variety of reasons.
		Through the recent widespread availability of infant formula, wet nurses are not very common or needed in developed countries.
	www.xasa.com /wiki/en/wikipedia/w/we/wet_nurse.html (180 words)

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		With the Wet Nurse: Once the child was in custody of the wet nurse, she was fully responsible for the child's care.
		This was done for several reasons including that the wet nurse was unqualified for the position and received the job through abuses in the system, the wet nurse was afraid of contracting a disease from the infant, or the wet nurse was overburdened with children.
		Attention with the Wet Nurse: Problems with wet nurse: Sending children to wet nurse who were unhealthy, had no milk, or cared for more than one child was the result of an increase in the number of abandoned babies while the number of wet nurse remained the same (Fuchs 15).
	www.mtholyoke.edu /courses/rschwart/hist255-s01/eponine2/care.html (654 words)

	Dhatri in Ayurveda - Role of Wet Nurse - Qualities of Wet Nurse
		Wet nurse plays the role of breast-feeding if the mother is not able to breast-feed her baby.
		In some cultures wet nurses were slaves or as today, many are employed allowing mothers freedom to work or pursue a lifestyle choice.
		Vagbhata suggested that it is better to employ two wet nurses so that they can feed their own babies adequately, however, it is important not to have more nurses as the mixture of milk with different qualities can upset the baby.
	ayurveda.iloveindia.com /kaumarbhrutya/dhatri-in-ayurveda.html (352 words)

	A Social History of Wet Nursing in America: From Breast to Bottle. - book reviews Journal of Social History - Find ...
		Although wet nursing was the principal solution to infant-feeding problems for most of American history, it has been surprisingly neglected by historians, at least in the American context.
		The history of wet nursing adds a particularly heart-rending element to that story, for the breast milk provided by wet nurses often saved the lives of the well-to-do at the expense of their own infants.
		Wet nursing all but disappeared by the mid-twentieth century, as breast milk was pumped, bottled, and sold as a commodity.
	findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m2005/is_n4_v31/ai_20870403 (866 words)

	19th Century Medical Caricatures :: Wet Nursing: Paying Consumers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		In eighteenth-century Europe, anti-wet nursing literature expressed concern for the well-being of the babies being farmed out, but not much consideration for the offspring of the wet nurses who were often neglected or even permitted to die to make way for a paying consumer.
		Foundling hospitals or hospices for children were established in large towns and employed wet nurses to nurse multiple children at the hospice itself or, more frequently, care for them in the nurses' own homes.
		After 12 to 14 hours of travel time, the wet nurses stayed at an inn where the hospice paid for their evening meal of soup that supplemented the four pounds of bread they were given when starting their journey.
	www.healthsystem.virginia.edu /Internet/library/historical/artifacts/caricatures/fr6-wetnursing.cfm (877 words)

	Highbeam Encyclopedia - Search Results for wet-nurse
		Feature: Wet nurse in south China province sparks controversy.
		I am not interested in playing wet nurse to players who think they are more important than the club.
		Zivie's research team discovered the lion's remains in 2001 as they excavated the tomb of Maia, wet nurse to Tutankhamun, the "boy king" popular with museum visitors today for his opulent gold funeral relics.
	www.encyclopedia.com /SearchResults.aspx?Q=wet-nurse (938 words)

	Wet nurse
		A wet nurse is a woman who nurses a baby not her own.
		A wet nurse may be employed if the birth mother of a baby is unable to breast feed her baby for a variety of reasons.
		The use of a wet nurse is still a common practice in many developing countries.
	nursing.5u.com /wet-nurse.html (157 words)

	wet - Definitions from Dictionary.com
		Wet describes not only what is covered or soaked (a wet sponge) but also what is not yet dry (wet paint).
		The verb is O.E. wætan "to be wet." Wet blanket "person who has a dispiriting effect" is recorded from 1879, from use of blankets drenched in water to smother fires (the phrase is attested in this literal sense from 1662).
		Wet-nurse is from 1620; wet dream is from 1851; wetback "illegal Mexican immigrant to the U.S." is attested from c.1924, from notion of wading the Rio Grande.
	dictionary.reference.com /browse/wet (857 words)

	Neonatology on the Web: Hess 1922 - Chapter 6 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		If the nurse's appetite demands more food because of the large amount of milk secreted, or if insufficient fluids are taken with the meals to cover the fluid requirements, as previously stated, one of two midday; and one night luncheon may be given.
		We had in our employ a nurse who had been with the institution for sixteen and a half months, and whose infant was eighteen months old, and who supplied us with the largest quantity and the best quality of milk of the four nurses in the institution.
		When possible a nurse should be selected after the first few weeks of lactation, at which time the colostrum has disappeared from the milk, and the quantity and quality of her milk has become established.
	www.neonatology.org /classics/hess1922/hess.6.html (4470 words)

	Wet nurses latest way for rich Chinese to flash cash - World - smh.com.au
		To have a wet nurse is a status symbol and young mothers are being lured with the promise of up to eight times their existing salaries to breastfeed the offspring of the rich.
		In addition to producing high-quality milk, the new breed of wet nurses are often required to emulate their imperial predecessors by displaying refined manners and reciting Ming dynasty poetry.
		The journalist was told that on top of her degree and poetry recital skills, she had to be young, beautiful and, most importantly, have superlative breasts.
	www.smh.com.au /news/world/wet-nurses-latest-way-for-rich-chinese-to-flash-cash/2006/12/04/1165080877049.html (688 words)

	WindMills - The Middle Ages, Wet Nurse Beatrix
		The wet nurse of a highborn family was a respected person.
		A wet nurse had to preferably share the same religion with the family, because a Christian wet nurse might sing the wrong songs in a Jewish family or tell inappropriate tales for Muslim children.
		Nine of her sons were still alive when she died and 28 of the children had been taken care of by a wet nurse.
	www.tkukoulu.fi /tiimalasi/en/en-imettaja.html (383 words)

	Dr. Phil on Wet Nurses
		I have never met a person who was nursed by someone other than his or her mother who had any negative feelings about it.
		She was able to nurse her SIL’s baby several times a day for the first week or so and without that, that little baby may have been in serious trouble.
		Breastfeeding is not for everybody and neither is wet nursing.
	www.supernannyrules.com /dr-phil-on-wet-nurses (4194 words)

	Nurses CLOTHING Wet Nurses 2 Nurse Teanna Chunky House Call Nurses Knockin Nurses The Buttologist E R Sluts The X Rated ...
		Nurses CLOTHING Wet Nurses 2 Nurse Teanna Chunky House Call Nurses Knockin Nurses The Buttologist E R Sluts The X Rated Files Case File #6069 The Anal Nurse Scam Dial A Nurse Trailer Trash Nurses #2 B
		A special investigation reveals that prostitutes are cashing in from the health insurance companies by pretending to be private nurses for their perverse clients....
		The nurse would like your input, and you know where to put it, right between her creamy white thighs, and then she'll use your cock like a thermometer and suck it u...
	www.xxl-vid.com /pages/clothing-nurses-1.shtml (639 words)

	Wet Nursing
		Wet Nursing was necessary in the past for babies to live.
		In my search on Wet Nursing I found that it went as far back as baby Moses.When the princess found baby Moses floating in the Nile she asked Miriam to find a wet nurse for him.
		Shakespeare's Juliet had a wet nurse until she was three years old.
	www.svcc.cc.il.us /academics/classes/murray/hum210/wetnurse.htm (477 words)

	Nurse - Definitions from Dictionary.com
		Nurse, nourish, nurture may be used almost interchangeably to refer to bringing up the young.
		Nurse, however, suggests attendance and service; nourish emphasizes providing whatever is needful for development; and nurture suggests tenderness and solicitude in training mind and manners.
		A woman employed to suckle children other than her own; a wet nurse.
	dictionary.reference.com /browse/Nurse (995 words)

	Wet Nurse
		Ernie and Boom Boom went on to form Wet Nurse after the demise of the Cascades.
		Wet Nurse was primarily punk, and was truly cutting edge at the time.
		At a time when well orchestrated, and arranged rock was all the rage, Wet Nurse broke through and added a little style, and volume to the Bay Area club scene in the late 1970's.
	www.bay-area-bands.com /bab00027.htm (204 words)

	Morisot
		The wet nurse was, on the one hand, considered the most "spoiled" servant in the house and, at the same time, the most closely watched and supervised.
		The wet nurse was always a country woman, and generally from a specific region of the country': the Moryan, for instance, was considered prime wet-nurse territory.19 Wet-nursing was the way' poor country women with few valuable skills could make a relatively large sum of money: selling their services to well-off urban families.
		The wet nurse, in various aspects of her career, was frequently' represented in popular visual culture, and her image appeared often in the press or in genre paintings dealing with the typical trades or professions of the capital.
	www.ncf.edu /hassold/WomenArtists/nochlin_chpt_two_morisot.htm (4069 words)

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		Wet nurses were commonly employed in upper-class households in the United States and Europe, particularly France, until the late 19th century, when formula milk was not widely available.
		After World War I, some American hospitals still employed wet nurses to suckle sickly babies who could not be breast-fed by their mothers.
		The advent of improved milk formula, however, decreased demand for wet nurses, says Dr. Janet Golden, a history professor at Rutgers University who authored the book "A Social History of Wet Nursing in America: From Breast to Bottle." Wet-nursing also declined because of the growing social stigma attached to the profession.
	www.jrn.columbia.edu /studentwork/cns/2004-03-15/syndication/patience-wetnurses.txt (778 words)

	Wet Nurse (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Some wet nurse picture nurses are also trained to serve as a midwife during childbirth.
		Wet nurses were nurse midwife believed to be the source of disease, especially syphilis.
		The article notes that cross nursing is "a logical and practical extension of the resurgence of breastfeeding, in that the mother would not be as 'tied down' and thus more nurse sex willing to try it (breastfeeding).
	www.teens-mania.com /porn/Wet_Nurse.html (3194 words)

	wet - definition by dict.die.net
		Wet blanket, Wet dock, etc. See under Blanket, Dock, etc. Wet goods, intoxicating liquors.
		Water or wetness; moisture or humidity in considerable degree.
		To wet one's whistle, to moisten one's throat; to drink a dram of liquor.
	dict.die.net /wet (228 words)

	Choosing a Wet-nurse
		Now, in chusing of a a Nurse, there are sixe things to be considered: Her birth and Parentage: her person: her behavior: her mind: her milke: and her child.
		As for the quantitie of Milke: a Nurse should rather have too much, then too little: because when there is but little, it will be hard for the child to draw it; when as if there be plentie, it will come the easier, and even then thrust out it selfe.
		Againe, the Nurse besides a sufficient quantitie for the nourishing of the child, must have some to milke into his eyes, if he should chance to have any imperfection there: as either heat, pimples, or itching, that so it may be cooled.
	victoria.tc.ca /~tgodwin/duncanweb/documents/nurse.html (384 words)

	What is a Wet Nurse?
		A wet nurse is a woman who nurses another woman's child, usually for a fee.
		There are a number of reasons to use a wet nurse, and wet nursing has a long history in most of the world.
		In these cases, a wet nurse is hired to provide nutrition for the infant, and in some instances the wet nurse acts as a nanny as well..
	www.wisegeek.com /what-is-a-wet-nurse.htm (471 words)

	WLGR
		A physician's advice; as in the pseudo-Pythagorean treatise on this subject, the nurse is thought to pass her character on with her milk.
		And the wet nurse should be tidy-minded lest the odour of the swaddling clothes cause the child's stomach to become weak and it lie awake on account of itching or suffer some ulceration subsequently.
		For it is precarious for the nursling to become accustomed to one nurse who might become ill or die, and then, because of the change of milk, the child sometimes suffers from the strange milk and is distressed, while sometimes it rejects it altogether and succumbs to hunger.
	www.stoa.org /diotima/anthology/wlgr/wlgr-medicine380.shtml (960 words)

	The Clark - "Farewell to the Wet Nurse": Etienne Aubry and Images of Breast-Feeding in Eighteenth-Century France
		Published to accompany an exhibition organized by the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute, this catalogue explores Etienne Aubry’s painting Farewell to the Wet Nurse and its presentation of different and competing views of family life and familial affections in late-eighteenth-century France.
		Through a narrative that contrasts a toddler’s well-heeled mother and father with the child’s humble caregivers, including the wet nurse who has probably fed and tended to him since birth, Aubry presents a juxtaposition of the loving concern of one couple against the haughty detachment of the other.
		The painting’s drama and the sensitive social issues it reveal are illustrative of a time when different attitudes toward the maternal role in child nurturing were developing among the French upper classes.
	www.clarkart.edu /museum_programs/publications_detail.cfm?ID=5 (204 words)

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