Something about the phrase "mothers who choose not to breastfeed" strikes me as odd, although it is a common enough phrase. So, thanks to Diane Weissinger, I decided to turn it around to see how it looked. How about "mothers who choose not to artificially-feed" as a euphemism for breastfeeding mothers? Sounds like a superior moral position, doesn't it? But I guess they are equally acceptable, so I'll use both, but especially the new one, as it helps to shift people's frame of reference. Arly Helm [log in to unmask] MS, Nutrition; CLE, IBCLC; Lactation Consultant