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February 11, 2009 Nightline: During all of my 74 years, it has been common and natural for babies to drink breast milk that did not come from their own mother, including the Los Angeles octuplets of 2009. In the 1930s, when I was a child, it was common for a nursing mother to nurse the baby of a sick mother or a mother who wasn’t producing enough milk for her own baby. Wealthy mothers hired “wet mothers” to nurse their babies. Some mothers produce an over-abundance of milk, while others produce an insufficient amount. During my 30 years as a primary school teacher, my students’ mothers often donated or sold their breast milk. My daughter-in-law, in 2003 and 2007 donated her breast milk. There are pumping stations where mothers can stop-in and have their milk pumped. There is daily pick-up service for mothers who pump and refrigerate their breast milk at home. I think the startling astonishment of the breast-feeding on nightline was the act of “actually watching” the baby sucking from the breast. Nobody sees nursing anymore because mothers breast-feed privately today. It was amazing and beautiful. Nursing the baby away from home was good for Salma Hayek’s own baby because the more the mother nurses, the more milk she produces. It ensures a surplus of milk when she gets home to her own baby. If she doesn’t excrete the milk, her breasts will decrease production and dry up. Dorothy Wilson Altadena, California