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Spitfire of ATJ

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15. Humans have had this issue from the begining of history.
Wed Aug 1, 2012, 08:48 AM
Aug 2012

That was why there were wet nurses. It was common for women to not produce enough milk long before "formula".

The title of your post is really unacceptable...why do you distort the whole point of CTyankee Jul 2012 #1
Ok, why now, does a politician of the largest and most influential MindMover Jul 2012 #2
good lord, he is mayor of the "largest and most influential city in the world." CTyankee Jul 2012 #3
OMG, I think NYC needs a change and Weiner is your man .... MindMover Jul 2012 #4
So, a good idea has a champion in the mayor of NYC? CTyankee Jul 2012 #7
Appallingly juvenile... agreed. nt seabeyond Jul 2012 #5
Is he reinforcing a Columbia University health study of some sort? Demoiselle Jul 2012 #6
Bloomberg is exactly right. The purpose of "free" formula in hospitals is to get women to dry up. HopeHoops Jul 2012 #8
My two children were formula fed and I chose that. RebelOne Jul 2012 #9
Well, that FU is certainly harsh. He is only suggesting with his policy. CTyankee Jul 2012 #10
"What's the big deal?" Spitfire of ATJ Jul 2012 #11
OMG, now that is funny..... MindMover Jul 2012 #12
Well, I tried and tried and it wasn't easy for me to have to go to formula with my firstborn. CTyankee Aug 2012 #13
Humans have had this issue from the begining of history. Spitfire of ATJ Aug 2012 #15
I was successful with my 2nd and 3rd babies. I don't really know why, though... CTyankee Aug 2012 #16
The hormones released during pregnancy didn't fully activate milk production the 1st time. Spitfire of ATJ Aug 2012 #17
well, that was some time ago. I am wondering if there are ways to fully activate milk CTyankee Aug 2012 #18
They've been doing the hormone thing with cattle for years... Spitfire of ATJ Aug 2012 #19
I always wondered how long cows can continue to give milk before they must have a rest CTyankee Aug 2012 #20
"It doesn't keep me up at night but just askin'..." Spitfire of ATJ Aug 2012 #21
I wonder about that...no fun for the cows...sad, really... CTyankee Aug 2012 #22
I wonder how many teenaged farm boys have tested those machines for their own contentment. Spitfire of ATJ Aug 2012 #23
This message was self-deleted by its author Spitfire of ATJ Aug 2012 #14
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