0 to feed a baby, especially a baby animal, with milk from the organ in the mother that produces milk, or (of a baby, especially a baby animal) to drink milk from the mother: --
However, by day 14 postpartum, prolactin release also comes to be stimulated by the visual, olfactory, and auditory cues provided by the pups that reliably precede suckling.
Those types of humanity, the youth leaning on the staff, and the woman with the suckling infant, 'stand between the night and day'.
The weaned children are simply those not suckling on the breast.
By far the most effective means of eliciting the reflex was suckling by the infant.
Nearly all infants are fed frequently during the day and are suckled through the night until they are 18 months old.
Most women have ten to twelve pregnancies and suckle not only their own infants but also those of relatives when necessary.
Two hundred and sixty-five samples were collected from suckling lambs and 378 from weaned lambs.
Evidence of learning in the control of suckling behavior is also evident from studies of human infants.
