When is it enough? Breastfeeding

[cairns]

If you are worried about toxins, why not treat it like wine tasting? Suck it in, swirl it around in your mouth a few times, spit it out, and repeat. It's the best of all worlds, all the fun but little risk of side effects.

The toxins thing just got me to thinking, lots passes through the breast milk. Well what about a line of supplements which provide subtle overtones to the breast milk. For example hint of bacon.

I nearly fell of the chair laughin at that.....

[scottmandue]

Originally Posted by scottmandue

But all kidding aside... that picture is disturbing

Originally Posted by aigel

Why?

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Because there is nothing natural or nurturing going on there... which is what breast feeding is supposed to be about (see the other pictures posted of the woman cradling children in their PJ's)

I have no problem with breast feeding... it even is common at my work (museum)...

I have no problem with nudity... I think all beaches should be clothing optional...

I agree that Americans are way too uptight about nudity (and many other things)

However the Time cover was posed to be controversial, making a healthy normal part of life controversial (to sell magazines) THAT is disturbing (IMHO).

Ironically we are setting up a show that has several statues and paintings of bare breasted women!

[sammyg2]

two examples at play here: one is an attempt at the continued pussification of America by the libs, the other is a desperate grab at publicity by a non-relevant rag.

Neither one is worthy of anything but contempt.

[RWebb]

Almost all of spammy's posts are worthy of nothing but contempt.

[imcarthur]

Originally Posted by cairns

I nearly fell of the chair laughin at that.....

Agreed. Good one, Esel Mann.

Ian

[JonathanGill]

You need to know the measure in everything! It is worth breastfeeding the child until he has learned to walk. My wife stopped breastfeeding even earlier and the doctor told us that it is fine as long as we gave the baby good organic formula. We chose HiPP formula and doctor approved, he told us to get it on https://anyorganics.com/dutch-hipp/9-hipp-dutch-stage-2-organic-combiotik-follow-on-milk-formula-800g-6-12-months-4062300168954.html because the price there is much better. If doctor approved it than there should not be any problems and with our kid there was no problem.

[vash]

i dont have milkable nipples or kids..

i dont get an opinion.

[legion]

Two bots resurrected an 8 year old thread on breastfeeding. Skynet is kinky!

[asphaltgambler]

Anything after 25 and its clearly a fetish........

[ckissick]

Does anyone else find it curious that this is the very first post by the person who resurrected an 8-year-old thread about breasts?

Edit: I see that Legion does. I don't understand bots, I guess.

[ckissick]

Originally Posted by asphaltgambler

Anything after 25 and its clearly a fetish........

I have a breast fetish.

[911boost]

more pics please.

[Pazuzu]

Originally Posted by legion

Two bots resurrected an 8 year old thread on breastfeeding. Skynet is kinky!

NickWhittle is going for the long con...space the spam out by 4 months, and we won't notice...

[GH85Carrera]

When the kid hits puberty?

I have never had a chance to sample mother's milk since I was baby. I would think warm milk straight from the tap would be kinda gross, but I was cut off from that source long before I could remember anything about anything.

[widebody911]

[wdfifteen]

I don't know if it's a Danish thing, but the 3 women I know there breast fed their sons until they were 7 or 8. My Danish friend who lives in the US stopped when her son was 2 because it's generally not acceptable and is made inconvenient. Plus her nipples were sensitive 15 years later - ask me how I know that!