Of these, 21.5% children were breastfed less than five times, while 78.5% children were breastfed less than five times. A total of 237 children have been breastfed by the respondents ( n = 100). Meanwhile, there were 3.0% of the respondents were nursing seven to ten other children. Results showed 43.0% of respondents had at least breastfed one someone else’s child. Data were obtained using a validated questionnaire (Cronbach alpha = 0.8) and processed using the SPSS software. This cross-sectional study was conducted on 100 women who had breastfed another child in Selangor. Simultaneously, this study intends to provide the authorities with an accurate picture of the more aggressive compilation of steps to prevent duplication of consanguinity in wet nursing. Therefore, this study aims to determine the practice of wet nursing among Muslim mothers in Selangor. However, problems arise when there is no systematic system to record and trace the milk mother and milk child data, especially for Muslim participants as milk kinship could affect their relationship status in Islam. The practice of wet nursing of another woman’s child in Malaysia is on the rise due to the emergence of awareness among the public about the importance and advantages of breast milk. Breastfeeding and wet nursing have been synonymous since ancient times.

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