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[MagicHef]

Originally Posted by vailpass

So there are certain social settings where you would not agree it is ok for a woman to breast feed?

Nope.

The cool thing is, Colorado state law agrees with me.

[Easy 6]

State law can say whatever it wants to, but if you're still sucking moms tit at an age where you'll remember it when you're 30... thats weird, thats crap.

Completely unnecessary at that age, the've had PLENTY of time before then to acquire all of the beneficial antibodies.

[MagicHef]

Originally Posted by scott free

State law can say whatever it wants to, but if you're still sucking moms tit at an age where you'll remember it when you're 30... thats weird, thats crap.

Completely unnecessary at that age, the've had PLENTY of time before then to acquire all of the beneficial antibodies.

?

So you think that the antibodies just hang around forever in the baby's body? Nursing once should be plenty then. Maybe there's a reason that kids that have already effectively weaned will want to nurse when they're sick.

[Easy 6]

Originally Posted by MagicHef

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So you think that the antibodies just hang around forever in the baby's body? Nursing once should be plenty then. Maybe there's a reason that kids that have already effectively weaned will want to nurse when they're sick.

A year & a half to two years isnt enough to get the healthy head start that breastfeeding provides? Link, please.

A sick kid wants comforted, whats more comfy than a nice fat titty on moms lap? doesnt mean their body is TELLING them its necessary.

[MagicHef]

Originally Posted by scott free

A year & a half to two years isnt enough to get the healthy head start that breastfeeding provides? Link, please.

A sick kid wants comforted, whats more comfy than a nice fat titty on moms lap? doesnt mean their body is TELLING them its necessary.

There is no benefit to nursing beyond 2 years? Link, please.

[BigMeatballDave]

Originally Posted by MagicHef

?

So you think that the antibodies just hang around forever in the baby's body? Nursing once should be plenty then. Maybe there's a reason that kids that have already effectively weaned will want to nurse when they're sick.

**** it. Lets just breastfeed everyone all the time.

[Mr. Plow]

Originally Posted by Dave

**** it. Lets just breastfeed everyone all the time.

Going to get me some milk tonight before bedtime.

[MagicHef]

Originally Posted by Dave

**** it. Lets just breastfeed everyone all the time.

Yeah, it's really too bad that there isn't some sort of indicator as to when any individual child is done nursing. You know, like if they stopped nursing when they were done. Since there's not, I guess we'll have to go with your stupid suggestion.

[BigMeatballDave]

Originally Posted by MagicHef

Yeah, it's really too bad that there isn't some sort of indicator as to when any individual child is done nursing. You know, like if they stopped nursing when they were done. Since there's not, I guess we'll have to go with your stupid suggestion.

There IS an indicator.

When the kid is 4 and ASKS TO FEED FROM IT.

There is your ****ing indicator.

[Easy 6]

So just how old are your breastfeeding children, Hef?

You're taking an unusually obstinant tone about such a strange subject.

[BigMeatballDave]

Originally Posted by MagicHef

Nope.

The cool thing is, Colorado state law agrees with me.

Are you cool with a 1st graders mother coming to school to breastfeed her child?