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Date: | Thu, 29 Jun 1995 23:00:36 -0400 |
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Kathy - I had an American mom a couple of years ago who was married to a man
from India (I'm sorry I don't remember what part). When their firstborn was
a few months old they took him back to India for two months to visit with the
paternal grandparents. I asked her to ask her mother-in-law about bf in
India. When she got back she told me that her mother-in-law told her that
years ago in the area in which she grew up they believed that the longer a
child nursed the longer they would live. Boys, of course, were more valued
than girls, so the sons would be called in to nurse once a day by their
mothers until they were 9 or 10 years old. I nursed my kids for a LONG time,
but I think I'd have trouble convincing my 10 year old to come in and nurse!
Cynthia - mom of Morgan (10), Tyler (6) and Dillon (2), nine tropical fish,
two Gouldian finches, two Egyptian spiny mice, 1 parakeet and one Welsh
Corgi!
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