HUSBANDS' PROBLEMS WITH BREAST-FEEDING
This paper discusses the importance of educating prospective parents about the stress that may be experienced by the father of a nursing infant. Husbands' negative reactions to breast-feeding are considered, and means of alleviating husbands' stress are suggested.
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