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Weaning (n.) always leaves the child convinced that its feeding was too short and too little, however long it lasted.
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Weaning (n.) always leaves the child convinced that its feeding was too short and too little, however long it lasted.
Weaning (n.) is done by the mother blackening her breast so the child believes the breast has changed — while she remains as loving as ever.
Weaning (n.) is a grief the child never gets over: its hunger for that first nourishment is insatiable, and every mother is accused of giving too little milk.