How sad that our need for a predictable schedules and measurable food  
intake deny mothers and babies the opportunity for breastfeeding.  
Babies are unpredictable. Sure, that's a pain sometimes, but also part  
of the joy, wonder of raising kids, and living life. We don't measure  
our own food intake or schedule it nearly as carefully as we do for  
our babies, who don't even know what a clock is.

OK off my sad soap box.
Naomi

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Chalk full of inaccuracies, but an interesting indication of where our
culture is headed, nonetheless.

http://www.time.com/time/health/article/0,8599,1971243-2,00.html
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Mothers' Milk Bank of New England

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