>
>
>Here it is:
>http://www.juliarobertsonline.com/Article251.phtml?POSTNUKESID=e6250574a50b2
>a137ca2e4e2bffffc5f
>
>well it says "Nursing" not breastfeeding - so who really knows?
>
It sure sounds to me like it's breastfeeding. They're emphasizing her
need to be with her own babies, which is great. If she was
bottle-feeding, they wouldn't need to explain... she would probably be
going to the award.
What is wrong with saying nursing, or anything else? There are lots of
ways to talk about the things that are considered most normal, part of
everyday life. When I am in the kitchen at 4:45 p.m. I am cooking, I am
making supper, I'm getting food ready, I'm looking after my family, I am
on kitchen duty, I am preparing the meal, etc.
Jo-Anne Elder-Gomes, PhD and word-lover.

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