I can see it now. One of the formula companies buys them  up and starts
advertising them as part of their campaign to support bfing. Maybe they
put them in some worksite nursing mothers' rooms (which wouldn't be bad
in itself, I imagine they are pretty comfortable) along with literature
about getting  your own chair for your home. The whole thing doesn't
sit right with me.
  Naomi

On Apr 15, 2004, at 12:07 AM, Automatic digest processor wrote:

>  One more 'necessary' item to add to the
> already daunting (in some mothers' view)list of requisites mothers
> erroneously feel they must check off in order to successfully
> breastfeed -
> and wouldn't Industry just love for that already ambivalent mother to
> see
> this ad and be swayed to the other side.
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