Has anyone out there had the nerve to suggest the following in discussions
about choice, informed or otherwise in infant feeding?
there is no such thing
what you eat in infancy is imposed on you by someone else

In English Law when any important decision is to be made about a child's
upbringing by the courts their first and overriding concern is 'the best
interests of the child'.

What a shame that decisions about feeding are discussed as if the mother,
not the child is the end consumer.

Susan Stockwell
UK Poole


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