Hungry babies can smell mother's milk and are guided to food by their noses

It is not just grown-ups who cannot resist the smell of food.
Babies sniff out their mothers’ milk, it seems.

Research suggests that newborns are guided to their food supply by their noses.

This is because tiny glands on the breast produce a fluid with a smell that hungry babies find irresistible, scientists say.  More

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