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Journal of Reproductive and Infant Psychology Volume 4, 1986 - Issue 1-2
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Sucking rates of human babies on the breast; a study using direct observation and intraoral pressure measurements

Michael Woolridge BSc, DPhil Department of Child Health, University of Bristol
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Robert Drewett BA, DPhil Department of Psychology, University of Durham
Pages 69-75 | Published online: 11 Dec 2007

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Robert Drewett & Bridget Young. (1998) Methods for the analysis of feeding behaviour in infancy: Sucklings. Journal of Reproductive and Infant Psychology 16:1, pages 9-26.
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Donna T. RamsayLeon R. MitoulasJacqueline C. KentMark D. CreganDorota A. DohertyMichael LarssonPeter E. Hartmann. (2006) Milk Flow Rates Can Be Used to Identify and Investigate Milk Ejection in Women Expressing Breast Milk Using an Electric Breast Pump. Breastfeeding Medicine 1:1, pages 14-23.
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Leon R. Mitoulas, Ching Tat Lai, Lyle C. Gurrin, Michael Larsson & Peter E. Hartmann. (2016) Effect of Vacuum Profile on Breast Milk Expression Using an Electric Breast Pump. Journal of Human Lactation 18:4, pages 353-360.
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Christopher Zoppou, Steven I. Barry & Geoffry N. Mercer. (2016) Comparing Breastfeeding and Breast Pumps Using a Computer Model. Journal of Human Lactation 13:3, pages 195-202.
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C. Zoppou, S. I. Barry & G. N. Mercer. (1997) Dynamics of human milk extraction: A comparative study of breast feeding and breast pumping. Bulletin of Mathematical Biology 59:5, pages 953-973.
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Frances Bu'Lock, M. W. Woolridge & J. D. Baum. (2008) Development Of Co‐Ordination Of Sucking, Swallowing And Breathing: Ultrasound Study Of Term And Preterm Infants. Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology 32:8, pages 669-678.
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