I dont remember when we incorporated regular foods. Baby foods, certainly.

Sorry....I meant baby foods. Not like steak & eggs. LMAO

Wow. You are incredibly dumb.

It's perfectly natural.... :evil:


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LMAO

Future "Occupy Wall Street" parasite being groomed:rolleyes:

Pretty sure, huh?

Exactly what food are you going to get from Whole Foods or Kroger that is a better source of nutrition for a 3 year old so that breastmilk should be completely eliminated from the diet?

If you actually care, the answer is: there is no food that can replace all the things that breastmilk does for a child. I don't think the focus in your point of view has much to do with what's best for the child, though.

As my dad always says, "When you gotta spit you can swallow, but when you gotta go, you gotta go."

LMAO

Please expand on this thought.

I'm not sure if you're being deliberaly obtuse or if you're just this ****ing stupid.

I'm not sure what your angle is.

Again, what part of CIVILIZED SOCIETY don't you get? We all get hungry, we all get thirsty, we all have to piss and shit. THERE ARE TIMES AND PLACES TO DO THESE THINGS. It's not like a baby's going to starve to death if mom doesn't haul out her tit and start feeding it the middle of a crowded room RIGHT THIS MINUTE. We are human beings - we have the ability to control our bodily urges. We can wait a bit to eat, we can go thirsty for a bit. It's one of the things that separates us from animals.

And I like a nice tit as much as the next guy, but again, that's not the point.

That has to be the stupidest f**king thing I've ever read.

I breastfed our almost 3 year old to nineteen months and only weaned because of my high risk pregnancy with her little sister. I am now nursing our ten month old, and will until she is ready to wean even if that means we are approaching her third birthday.

A comparison cannot be made between bottle feeding and breastfeeding. Formula is manufactured in factories and does not change as a child grows, so it is no longer compatible with a toddler's system. Breastmilk changes with a child making it the perfect food for that child from newborn through toddlerhood. A bottle's nipples are bad for a child's teeth. Natural nipples do not impede dental development.

Would I pose for a magazine? No. But you better believe I have and will continue to nurse in public any time my child needs milk.

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