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A woman can breast feed that is lactate, for as long as she receives enough nipple stimulation in the form of suckling. Assuming good health and nutrition, a woman can nurse for as long as she desires.

A child can breast feed for as long as it is a positive aspect for both mother and child. Through out history, it has been the norm for women to nurse their children well into their toddler years.
Breastfeeding is good from birth till two years old and beyond.

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