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• Breast-feeding: Whose business is it anyway?

  Tue Jan 12, 2010
  • And you are an expert in this area because ....

• Breast-feeding: Whose business is it anyway?

  Tue Jan 12, 2010
  • It is sad, sad that once again - women can be each other's worse enemy.

• Breast-feeding: Whose business is it anyway?

  Tue Jan 12, 2010
  • Lana - it's like anything else in this world - until you've been there - you know nothing except other people's experience ... and you obviously (as is evident in your posts) haven't actually been there. Quoting what your 'friends' have done is not reality.

• Breast-feeding: Whose business is it anyway?

  Tue Jan 12, 2010
  • I think it is you, actually, that has major 'issues' when it comes to breasts. They seem to be a real turn-on for you.

• Breast-feeding: Whose business is it anyway?

  Tue Jan 12, 2010
  • Breast-feeding is NOT sexual and most normal people know this instinctively.

• Breast-feeding: Whose business is it anyway?

  Tue Jan 12, 2010
  • I had a similiar experience with my first son - he wouldn't nurse, I was frustrated - he was frustrated - after 6 weeks gave up. SO glad I gave it another try with the second child. I was more relaxed and she could sense it - it was a wonderful experience.

• Breast-feeding: Whose business is it anyway?

  Tue Jan 12, 2010
  • What is amusing - LanaD - is how little you know about breastfeeding and pumping.

• Breast-feeding: Whose business is it anyway?

  Tue Jan 12, 2010
  • Out-of-shape, uncovered men are not always on private property.

• Breast-feeding: Whose business is it anyway?

  Tue Jan 12, 2010
  • How would YOU like to go through 24 - 48 hours of a baby who wants a breast/ not a bottle screaming? People are so obsessed with breasts as sexual objects - this is a very unhealthy hang-up. Get over it.

• Breast-feeding: Whose business is it anyway?

  Tue Jan 12, 2010
  • To the person who said - just pump in advance and how amusing she found it was that people hadn't thought of this already. What a genius! How clever! You should write a book. Unfortunately, a breast fed baby will often NOT take a bottle (esp. for the first month).