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> Time for moms being moms. Let's make this a hashtag everywhere #MBGA #MakeBreastfeedingGreatAgain

>> **Time for moms being moms.** Let's make this a hashtag everywhere #MBGA #MakeBreastfeedingGreatAgain

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[–] • 10 pts

And knock it off with the epidurals, elective c-sections, infant vaccines, and demonizing of co-sleeping.

[–] • 2 pts (edited )

I know this isn't exactly what you're saying, but C-sections are encouraged by doctors because it's convenient for them and actually reduces their risk. Hard (though not impossible) to mitigate the convenience factor, but stopping cray bitches from suing them constantly would cut down on them. In places where suing your doctor is tantamount to suing the government (and thus you can't) they do a lot fewer (and as the left loves pointing out, have some better outcomes overall). I'm not big on government medicine; just pointing out about the role of lawsuits.

[–] • 0 pt (edited )

It's a factor for sure. More convenient and less liability exposure for doctors but heinously bad for babies.

[–] • 0 pt

One thing that actually is happening (thank venture capital, ironically) is that dedicated hospitalists are on hand. They work on shifts and are always at the hospital. This means that a doctor doesn't have to worry about whether the choice to go for vaginal birth means they have to come in at 3 am on a Sunday. The guy who ends up doing that is going to be there anyways. The people who think that the 10k or whatever "they" pay means that they own several other human beings for 9 months don't like it, though.

[–] • 1 pt

I don't know about the co-sleeping thing. Some of these fat mothers roll over, and the baby is going to get smothered to death. It may get stuck between the rolls of fat, and the poor mother is going to go around for days, searching for it and crying her eyes out.

[–] • 2 pts

Some of these fat mothers

Also avoidable and also her own fault.

[–] • 0 pt (edited )

C section rates really do need to go down. It’s pathetic. The my body my choice feminazis don’t care about women being cut open unnecessarily, even by force. They’re only interested when something dies. Doctors will claim normal birth is impossible for stuff they used to do all the time, like breech births and VBAC for more than 1 scar type. Some hospitals refuse to do VBAC for any scar type, especially rural hospitals.. I shouldn’t have practically had to become my own lawyer to avoid another forced surgery. Doctors lie and say no choice but a c section but I could’ve chose to abort and have them pulled out the same way up till they were born in some states. I’m pro choice to the extent I don’t think doctors can be trusted deciding whether abortion is medically necessary or not, or after rape, but it’s not supposed to be birth control. Even still I will laugh if roe vs wade is overturned. Maybe they’ll make giving birth easier on us women if they’re forced to keep them.

[–] • 1 pt

My son couldn't breast feed... just wouldn't attach. So, we pumped breast milk and fed him breast milk from a bottle. He never had formula at all. It was more work, it was a pain in the ass at times, and convenient at other times (as I could feed him while his mother slept).

[–] • 0 pt

Hey, if the baby isn't going to drink it, I'm not gonna let it go to waste. I'll suck those titties dry, for the team.

[–] • 0 pt

Some women can't breast feed, not just edge cases either like tit cancer some women just have defective mammaries.

That said its mostly women who were starved in adolescence so third worlders and girls with anorexia but sometimes you just get delinquent knocker or two.

I do agree too many women opt to use formula when they should be breastfeeding at every occasion, some just can't.

We should selfishly hoard the formula here so that africa loses a years worth of births.

[–] • 0 pt

We always have big tit conversations about feeding the baby and they usually revolve around the newborns, getting started. I am curious about what you all think about when to stop breastfeeding. When I was a child, in very rural south, everyone in our community went to church. There was only one church building so everyone went there, didn't matter what they believed, or even if they believed, come Sunday morning almost the whole community gathered at the same church. Some of the parents allowed their children to run around and play outside, in the graveyard (LOL), while services went on. There was this One boy, about 4 or 5 years old, that would run in and pull one of his mother's Huge jugs out and get himself a drink before running back out to play. It was so crazy!! He, of course, was in such a hurry that he wouldn't put it back in, and neither would she. LOL!!! So this, very Large, woman would be setting there, in church, with her big tit hanging out just in case he wanted another drink! Now this is a very funny but true story. But this boy was a very big healthy child. So was his mom wrong for letting him stay on the tit that long? I think so. She should have weaned him before he turned two, at least I think so.

[–] • 0 pt

> Age cut off should be 1 years of age. Welcome to POAL and remember Salty Dangus Incel is still a faggot.

[–] • 0 pt

Yeah. Usually the teeth coming in make the cut off! OOOOWWW WE!!!!

Thanks for the welcome. I've been on poal a long time. Had to make a new one. One day, just out of the blue, my password didn't work any longer. Go figure.

[–] • 0 pt

> What was the old account name.