I'm wondering, since this happens a lot, if there might be image
copyright issues going on here.  Many smaller mags, will use 'free
images' from picture libraries, as they can't afford to pay for one.

Perhaps there are a plethora of 'free' bottle feeding images?  And none
of breastfeeding?  Given the reach of lactnet, someone in here must be
able to access some of the picture libraries to have a look?

Anyone know?

Morgan Gallagher

Amy Slotten, RN, IBCLC wrote:
> I wrote a response letter to the editor thanking them for considering breastfeeding an
> important issue to cover in their publication.  I also stressed that accompanying the
> article with a baby feeding itself a bottle was not the best message to send.  In the recent
> issue I received yesterday, they printed my response but took out all negative comments
> and kept it to sound as only a praise of their coverage.

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