Kate,
That is a truly bizarre animation but I think that it is a baby in the shape
of  breast, the colour and shape are wrong for a bottle but then they give
it a bottle?!?  Oh I just seen more of it- even more bizarre!

Had an interesting conversation on Boxing day at one of our Christmas relly
bashes. I was talking to my husband's aunt and she was asking me what the
year held for me. I mentioned a few things and said I would be continuing
with breastfeeding research. Well, she cottoned right onto that and told me
about this show she had seen where there was this mum who was breastfeeding
this 4 year old child and she would "walk right up..etc"  Couldn't name the
show but when I suggested Dr Phil she assented that yes, that was it. My
comment was "strange things happen in America" which I meant to mean the
fact that they were being making a fuss over something like an older child
breastfeeding but she obviously took it to mean older breastfeeding. Clearly
the news that our 4+year old (only home 1 year) is breastfeeding has not
made the rounds of the extended family as yet and fortunately/unfortunately
depending on what way you look at it my daughter didn't request "milk" (as
she is want to do when she feels she needs it) on Friday either. So there
you go Kate, you're known in Australia now too.

Karleen Gribble
Australia


> check out http://www.ingram.co.jp/inter/main.html
> especially the the flash animation, the second one
> down; it looks like a baby bottle.  Very, *very* odd,
> IMO.
>
> kate
>

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