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Mummy
* Most mummies are very old.
* Mummies are a few feet under ground buried in a lot of layers of dirt
  - scarce remain of ancient cultures, but bones can be found more abundantly
  - fragile
  - one of the most characteristic aspects of ancient Egyptian culture
  - the preservation of the body of a dead person or animal
  - come with their own fingerprinting kits
  - conjure up so many images in people's mind
* Mummies includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
  - leak hot oil if they are exposed to light
  - love fashion models as snacks
  - occur when a body is dried after death
  - probably spend a fortune on skin moisturizing creams
  - remain either hanging in the trees or scattered on the orchard floor during the winter
  - resemble the living except for the marked lack of water, giving buoyancy to the skin
  - soak up some rays in Philippi, West Virginia
  - usually are represented by animals preserved by natural desiccation in arid regions
* Some mummies are preserved wet, some are frozen, and some are dried
  - bear evidence of henna-stained fingernails, an early form of nail polish
  - work and others stay at home

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New mother
* Many new mothers carry their babies on their hips, often through the toddler years
  - experience panic and anxiety attacks
* Many new mothers have periods of sadness, fear, anger, and anxiety after childbirth
  - slightly tender nipples at first
* Most new mothers have questions and concerns about breastfeeding.
* Some new mothers choose to have a natural birth using only breathing and relaxing methods
  - get very sick and even refuse to eat the whole time they're nursing
  - have better blood sugar control in the first few weeks after delivery
* are happier on the job when they can combine work with breastfeeding
  - often concerned about whether they are producing enough milk
* can wake in fright at night wondering whether their babies are still breathing.
* do experience powerful hormonal changes.

Nurse mother
* care for children
  - own children
* drink liquids.
* have appetite.
* live in areas.

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Nursing mother
* Many nursing mothers are unsure of how much milk their babies are actually getting
  - supplement breastfeeding with bottlefeeding
* Most nursing mothers have sore nipples at some point, particularly at first.
* can also pass it along through their breast milk
  - eat basil to promote production of breast milk
  - pass on cocaine to their babies through breast milk
* conserve their own body fluids by producing a thick milk, rich in fats.
* donate extra milk, which is then frozen until it is needed.
* form groups, and take care of other cubs as well in their mother's absence.
* have live-in quarters.
* note that hyoscyamine is excreted in breast milk.
* pass nicotine to the infant in their milk.
* risk passing toxins on to their infant.

Old mother
* Most old mothers have dry skin
* Some old mothers are diagnosed with cancer.

Older mother
* are more likely to have had other children.
* live longer.

Orangutan mother
* Most orangutan mothers care for infants
  - leave babies
  - produce offspring
* are very caring and attentive
  - loving and caring mothers

Pregnant mother
* Most pregnant mothers have diets.
  - many questions about breast feeding
  - more complications during childbirth
* infected with group B streptococci can transmit the infection to their babies.
* keep their children.
* need proteins.

Rural mother
* are also more likely to have care only in the last trimester.
* has more tendency of breast feeding.