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SECTION.-
     POSTCARDS

CONTINENT.-

     ASIA
COUNTRY.-
     GEORGIA

YEAR.-

     1900-1910
MATERIAL.-
     CARDBOARD
SIZE.-
     90 x 140 mm.
DESCRIPTION.-

     Georgian Mother breastfeeding. Types Caucasus.
REMARKS.-

     History of Infant Feeding. Wickes, Arch.Dis.Child, 1953: "Most primitive women nurse the baby in the horizontal position on their lap, and some use the fingers of their free hand to control the flow of milk. However,the Armenians and several Asiatic races (Georgia, Syria) lean over the supine baby, often resting on a bar which runs above the cradle for support. It has been suggested that in this position less air is swallowed, and certainly it is not customary for these women to lift the baby out of the cradle to eructate after a feed".
    

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