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My daughter's Barbies breastfeed. One of them has even breastfed twins.
I was cooking one day and my daughter was playing with her Barbies (I hate
them, but she got them as gifts) and babies and I heard her say "wait,
wait, mommy needs to open her blouse". I looked to where she was playing
and saw that she had put the baby to Barbie's breast! I ran and got my
camera, and by the time I came back, Barbie's friend was breastfeeding her
twins. I got the picture :-)
This is the same girl that once told her doll "Wait, mommy has to go and
save the world, and when she comes back she will make you a sandwich"
Regards,
Veronica Garea
Grupo de Apoyo a la Lactancia Materna de Bariloche
IBFAN Bariloche - LLL Argentina
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>Date: Fri, 5 Nov 2004 21:03:55 +0100
>From: Sara Bernard <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Barbie dolls for promoting breastfeeding
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>Dear all,
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>I just wanted to share this with everyone. My daughter (2.5years) was given
>a Barbie doll (actually a cheap fake!) when she was born (as a joke to wind
>me up). A few days ago she discovered it while I was turning out. It's the
>typical big boobs and looooong skinny legs (the one's I hate ;-). Anyway,
>she carries it around and has been showing all the mothers at my son's
>school its boobs and saying "look, breasts for drinking". She's absolutely
>obsessed with it's "breasts" and I've come to the conclusion that it might
>actually be a good way to promote breastfeeding. You know, if Barbie can do
>it with breasts like this, anyone can?
>
>just my tongue in cheek ;-)
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>groetjes
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>Sara Bernard
>The Netherlands (where we also have dolls shaped like something from the
>"wishfull-thinking planet")
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