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I have to disagree your assumption about breastfeeding being usually upper-middle class. Maybe you're just talking about the US? But in Argentina at least (ma
by clamprecht 9y ago
I have to disagree your assumption about breastfeeding being usually upper-middle class. Maybe you're just talking about the US? But in Argentina at least (maybe more of Latin America too), it's common to see lower/middle-class women breastfeeding on the city bus.
- silencio 9y agothe stats in the US are a bit twisted, in small part due to our terrible family leave offerings, but largely due to WIC providing formula to low income families that end up formula feeding to go back to work (lol if these types of jobs provide actual time to pump, even if they could pump) or because they don't get anywhere near as much support with breastfeeding difficulties.