If breasts are first and foremost for feeding babies, and viewing them as 
something else, according to Kathryn Detwyller is a culturally engrained 
phenomenon, and, in a culture where the sexualization of breasts makes 
breastfeeding very difficult for many mothers, why would lactation consultants 
promote something to counteract breast shrinkage unless I misunderstood and 
the mother thinks that it might inhibit lactation?

Respectfully,

Holly McSpadden IBCLC

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