She couldn't produce any milk of her own so she used the services of a wet-nurse.
you go to craigs list .com and search wet nurse under personals
King Tut was not raised by a mother but by a wet nurse. His wet nurse was named Mia, and she was so important to King Tut that he built a unbelievable large temple in her honor.
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Panna Dhai was the wet nurse of Maharana Udai Singh of Mewar. (A wet nurse is a woman who breast feeds and cares for another's child)
Maham Mange is a woman you took care of her son as a nurse. She was a wet nurse. Maham Anga is the wet nurse of the Mughal Emperor Akbar. Arkbar was known to be Maham Anga foster mother.
Mia , alternately, Miah
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I believe you mean catchphrases, not catchwords. Some catchphrases that begin with wet are wetback, wet bar, wet blanket, wet dream, wet noodle, wet nurse, and wet suit.
* Unless you've just recently had a baby and are producing milk then you can't be a wet nurse. A wet nurse is someone that has had a baby, is producing milk and can feed someone else's baby as well. * It is possible to nurse a child with out giving birth. Research induced lactation! http://www.mamadearest.ca/en/info/newman/induced-lactation.htm
Men Behaving Badly - 1996 Wet Nurse - 1.11 was released on: USA: 8 January 1997
Henry VIII's wet nurse (who breastfed him as a baby) was named Anne Luke, very little is know about her except she attended his coronation in 1509 The nurse of Henry the VIII was called Margaret Seymour