What is another word for dry nursing?
Pronunciation: [dɹˈa͡ɪ nˈɜːsɪŋ] (IPA) 
Dry nursing is term often used in the field of medicine to describe nursing a baby without lactation or milk production. However, there are many synonyms to describe this process which are less commonly used. Some of the terms used to describe this practice include "non-lactational breastfeeding," "inhibited lactation," or "pseudolactation." Often, dry nursing is recommended for mothers who cannot produce enough milk for their babies, or have health issues which prevent them from breastfeeding. Other reasons for non-lactational breastfeeding include adopted babies or surrogate parenting. It's important to note that dry nursing still provides the bond between mother and child, even without the benefit of breast milk.
