Friday March 24, 2006
Bottles vs. Breast milk…no contest.
Bottles vs. Breast milk…no contest.
You know, you don’t have to look like everybody else to be acceptable and to feel acceptable.
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Ack I left a comment but the internet ate it. Quite amusing though.
I read it. While I found it kind of amazing, and for the most part, true, I didn’t see the “moms who want to breastfeed but aren’t able to” point of view, nor did I see that as a possibility. I saw “if you don’t breastfeed, you are a bad mother, whether you can or not” and actually, one of the comments read “Prepare for a boat load of comments my friend. This blog has been forwarded to a couple breastfeeding communities and I think the ladies will come over here and say thanks for putting a funny spin on this topic.
As for the bottlefeeders that will come and tell you that you’re making them feel guilty waaaaaa, and that you paint a bad picture of bottlefeeding are just feeling guilty for making the wrong ‘choice’ about using formula. And then the will go on to say that they had a *cough* medical *cough* issue that stopped them from breastfeeding. blah blah blah, excuses excuses.
Breastfeeding is not a choice, it’s a birthright.” I know you didn’t post that, but for me, there actually WAS a medical reason. I wasn’t producing enough, and Sophia wasn’t gaining. While I think the article was well-written, I don’t think it left the door open to other possibilities, which I would have liked to see.
I think it was a fantastic blog! Thanks for sharing it!