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Scenarios when breast milk is not an option do exist, but they're extremely rare. Story time: when we were expecting our first one, me and my wife went to the
by AlexTWithBeard 5y ago
Scenarios when breast milk is not an option do exist, but they're extremely rare.
Story time: when we were expecting our first one, me and my wife went to the hospital for their maternity facilities tour. Hospitals have these monthly, so that expecting mothers know what to expect (a pun?).
In the end of the tour the nurse asked who's gonna breastfeed and who's using formula. 7 out of 10 went with formula. FUCKIN 7 OUT OF 10.
All were first time mothers, so no, it's not that they knew something was wrong with their tits.
So unless you gonna tell me something is in the air of Alabama [1], no, I'm not buying your argument.
[1] https://www.cdc.gov/breastfeeding/data/facts.html https://www.cdc.gov/breastfeeding/data/facts.html
- boomboomsubban 5y agoMy main argument was that working mothers struggle to breastfeed exclusively, and your source backs that up multiple times. Beyond that, I'm from a dark blue state, so we may have different experiences to draw on