Relactation: Review of Experience and Recommendations for Pratice.

World Healh Organization. Relactation: review of experience and recommendations for pratice. Department of child and adolescent health and development. Geneva. p.01-48, 1998.

A woman who has stopped breastfeeding her child, recently or in the past, can resume the production of breastmilk. This potentially life-saving measure is called relactation. Many women who relactate can produce enough milk to breastfeed an infant exclusively, per WHO recommendations. ‘Relactation: A review of experience and recommendations for practice’ contains information on effective techniques and practical guidelines to help health workers caring for women and children who wish to re-establishing breastfeeding.

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