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04 May 2024

Halima Sadiyah

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Her full name was Halima bint Abi Dhu'ayb, and she was born in the late 6th century, a member of the Banu Sa'd. The Banu Sa'd wa...
03 May 2024

Milk Kinship

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The Koran is the only text of the Abrahamic religions (Islam, Christianity, Judaism) that mentions anything related to mothers and the feedi...
02 May 2024

Slavery and Wet Nursing

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Yesterday I talked about philosopher Ramon Lull and his thoughts on the role of human milk in the proper raising of children. He was born i...
01 May 2024

Raising Moral Children

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Ramon Llull was a 13th century Catalan mystic and theologian whose controversial writings made him many enemies. One of his more interestin...
30 April 2024

Care and Feeding of Princes

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Since "infant formula" was not invented until the 20th century, breastfeeding was the standard way to get nourishment into a baby....
29 April 2024

The Career of the Wet Nurse

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A "wet nurse" is a woman hired to breastfeed a baby when the baby's own mother is unable or unwilling to do so. The mother may...
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