Hello Morgan
That booklet is from Clacyd, a consortium of NGOs dedicated to child feeding
and development, including bf promotion and support. It is located in
Cordoba, Argentina.
http://www.clacyd.org.ar/publicaciones.htm
By the way, approrpiateness of nipple showing is strictly cultural, as we
all know. Right now there is a breast cancer prevention campaign in Buenos
Aires, plastered all over bus stops around the city, that shows over 10
shots of dull naked breasts, different shapes and sizes, and reads: "To you
all these breasts look different, but for breast cancer they are all the
same"
Best wishes for the new year
Veronica
> 2. Facebook, the plot thickens...
>
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> Date: Sun, 28 Dec 2008 22:21:38 +0000
> From: Morgan Gallagher <[log in to unmask]>
> Subject: Facebook, the plot thickens...
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> After a very nice day out with an old friend (isn't it nice when someone
> else make you dinner?) I returned to find... one of my profile photos
> had been deleted by Facebook.
>
> You'll laugh.
>
> Remember when I posted yesterday, that it was apparently about showing
> the aureole? Well, on reading that, I'd switched from the health promo
> poster I was displaying, to one of the Virgin Mary, with a completely
> naked breast. And I stayed with the completely naked breast all day,
> from that point on.
>
> However, my husband, as I mentioned, had the promo up. It's Spanish
> language, and clearly a scan of a print poster. No idea if it's a photo
> off a billboard, or a magazine display.
>
> I didn't post it back up at all - it showed less breast than the Virgin
> Mary.
>
> I logged on today, to find Facebook had deleted it. The health promo.
> Someone had complained, when I had it up very briefly. Hubby's is still
> there - no one has complained about him. It's on a lot of other sites -
> I posted it to the Lactnet site on facebook too. I've also blogged
> about it:
>
> <http://one-of-those-women.blogspot.com/2008/12/censored-by-facebook.html>
>
> Now, I need your help. If anyone can find this info... it's the might
> of Lactnet. (That's you, btw.) :-) Anyone recognise it? Anyone know
> where it came from? When? Country? As I said, it's Spanish language -
> please click the link and have a look. And let me know! :-)
>
> Many Thanks
>
> Morgan Gallagher
>
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> Date: Sun, 28 Dec 2008 16:30:05 -0700
> From: Heather Shelley <[log in to unmask]>
> Subject: Terminology (breastmilk is milk)
>
> This discussion of milks reminded me of this summer. We were at my in-laws
> and my daughter asked my MIL for some milk. My MIL asked my husband (her
> son) what type of milk she wanted. She had 1% and 2% in the fridge. My
> daughter said "cows milk please". My MIL didn't get the funniness of this
> comment. In our house we have raw cows milk, pasteurized cows milk,
> breastmilk, and at my father's house we have raw goat's milk from his
> goats.
> So the question was logical to my daughter.
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>
>
> So, in our house we do make clarifications to which milk we want.
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> Date: Mon, 29 Dec 2008 14:22:11 +1100
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> Subject: Re: Terminology (breastmilk is milk)
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> Great, Michelle. The more of us that do this, consistently, the more the
> public will be challenged to think. "Milk" is human - other milk is other
> milk.
>
> Virginia
> in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
>
> > Michelle Swanson in Myoming wrote:
> >
> > In our house, the term 'milk' really means human milk. Everything else
> > is 'rice milk', 'soy milk', or 'cow milk'. When ordering my daughter's
> > preferred beverage at restaurants, we always ask for a glass of 'cow
> > milk'. We usually get funny looks from the server, but it is second
> > nature to us and to our children, to call 'cow milk', 'cow milk',
> > because that's what it is!
> >
> > It certainly gives our servers a small pause...
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GALM Bariloche
IBFAN Bariloche - LLL Argentina
"In the long run, we shape our lives, and we shape ourselves. The process
never ends until we die. And the choices we make are ultimately our own
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