This woman agrees with you. >I beg to differ [that there is no reason for a healthy well-fed mother not to breast feed her baby]. There are a lot of healthy we

This woman agrees with you. >I beg to differ [that there is no reason for a healthy well-fed mother not to breast feed her baby]. There are a lot of healthy well-fed mothers who have found what they think are valid reasons not to breastfeed. I chose not to breastfeed my babies because it was inconvenient, time-consuming, interfered with my sleep, and was incompatible with my job as a doctor working 24 hour shifts in the emergency room and as a flight surgeon on call. I suppose I could have pumped milk and planned ahead and found a way to do it, but it would have required heroic measures. I can imagine leaking breast milk all over my flight suit when I was on an emergency helicopter mission and simply couldn’t stop to pump. Moreover, I tried breastfeeding briefly with my first baby and frankly, I didn’t like it. All in all, I thought my babies were better off with a happy mother and a bottle. https://sciencebasedmedicine.org/breastfeeding-is-good-but-maybe-not-that-good/ https://sciencebasedmedicine.org/breastfeeding-is-good-but-m...