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An Introduction to Biological Nurturing – New Angles on Breastfeeding
By Suzanne Colson, RM, Ph.D.

Human mothers and babies are amazingly versatile able to breastfeed in many different positions. With years of clinical, personal and research experience, Suzanne Colson uses research data to interpret breastfeeding behaviors in their natural habitat… mother’s body.  She validates maternal breastfeeding instincts and supports what mothers who enjoy breastfeeding have always known. Suzanne dares to let the breastfeeding relationship develop and evolve on an individual basis breaking all the rules of waking a baby to feed and liberating mothers from prescriptive positions.
This book restores confidence in nature’s biological design and in mothers’ innate capacity to breastfeed.  It is an important milestone in our understanding of how mothers and babies develop the capacity to breastfeed.

“Dr Suzanne Colson is one of my heroes because her thoughtful and careful research and the conclusions she has drawn from her research have finally brought common sense into the discussion of breastfeeding.”
Ina May Gaskin CNM, PhD

“Get ready to rethink – like I did – many of your most basic breastfeeding assumptions and learn some revolutionary new ways to help mothers and babies.  This book will change your life!”
Nancy Mohrbacher IBCLC, FILCA

Suzanne Colson with publisher Martin Pinter