Naomi Bar-Yam <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

>Great! One  more piece of equipment we can't do without for successful
breastfeeding! what ever happened to Dad, or Grandma or older siblings
bringing new mother some pillows to make her comfortable while she
nurses? Why do we have to make things so complicated?

Not only that, but..
One size does NOT fit all!
So what happens when a new mother finds that she simply does not feel comfortable in her new, very expensive, specially made chair?
How many mothers will either endure unnecessary discomfort due to not being able to position the baby correctly, or simply give up?
How many mothers will be led to believe that they could not nurse because they couldn't afford the *right* chair?

I already see too many mothers having problems with special nursing pillows, so PLEASE don't let us have a special nursing chair too! This is pure consumerism.

norma
"Breastfeeding is such a subversive act. It makes people care about each other"
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