No, this commercial is a huge boon to breastfeeding, placing it not only as 
something normal and beautiful to see on TV but something we can joke about 
as well. I was blown-away with joy. It first shows a beautiful happy mom with 
a baby at her breast --- her gown is open, breasts showing, and the baby is 
clearly nipple level at a bare breast. There are two bright happy pops of this, 
then the purple words come on saying that 62% of women say that "having a 
baby" left their hair and breasts flat --- it didn't say breastfeeding -- and it's 
all a little sillyish. Then they say that Suave can leave them fuller. Then we 
see the mom again with fuller hair and her breasts are still nicely perky with 
baby at them. But now you look at the breasts (and this time there's a bit of 
gown above baby's mouth --- maybe open nursing bra or maybe baby's not 
nursing at this moment but anyway...)  and breasts do look "full" and could 
have been perky because she's breastfeeding. That's what I thought. 
Regardless, the next time you watch (for those who miss it the first time) 
you're going to watch her breasts and notice that she's been breastfeeding 
right there in front of you. Either way, there's no intonation that breastfeeding 
was causing any flatness (though some may read it the way poster did). The 
latest media headline about breastfeeding not causing sagging breasts leads 
to info that suggests that pregancy (and smoking and other things) may 
cause breasts to sag, but not breastfeeding. This commercial, on the heels of 
that headline, could very well be tongue-in-cheek that the bf was giving fuller 
breasts. Regardless, there they are, a bright, smiling, beautiful (frontal 
mother, back of baby) breastfeeding pair popping out on your TV screen as 
normal and unembarrased as could be. Thanks you Suave!!!! 
linda
www.BabyReference.com

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