I'm not thinking-of-the-children, I'm thinking-of-my-children. I don't care how other parents choose to allocate their parental leave. If they want it to be mor

I'm not thinking-of-the-children, I'm thinking-of-my-children. I don't care how other parents choose to allocate their parental leave. If they want it to be more equitable, then more power to them. And it's not dogma it's just a biological fact that men can't breastfeed and thus women spend more time with the child. There is a snowball effect to this that makes the connection stronger which seems to be pretty self-evident. > And even then: nutritional benefits of breastfeeding don't require the mother's presence Did you understand the point about not being able to express? If the mother can't express (which many find too painful or just can't) how are the nutritional benefits of breastfeeding supposed to be delivered to the child?