Milk is an important source of nutrients that you and your family shouldn’t miss out on. If someone in your family has lactose intolerance and the rest of the family still want to enjoy the taste of real milk, try Lactofree - the UK’s first virtually lactose-free dairy drink.
I really liked that article. Its a no brainer it does make them smaller and less pert but she makes it clear THAT SHE DOESN'T CARE. I see my saggy tits a like I do my c-section scar proof of what i have achieved as a mother. Floppy and proud is what i say
I've not seen anything about it apart from on here. Though I must admit I am now more focused on wanting to know who spends all that time poaching chicken in wine and making tomato sauce, cooking the (baby ) pasta etc! Ds is having a medley of our leftovers tonight!
Quite nice to have an article saying that you never regret it but it bloody well does change your norks though.
But once you stop feeding you are all empty and floppy and have to build up the fat again don't you? <<Indith is positive there was a thread on this a while ago>>
I am in my local paper talking about how poor help made me fail at BF and how a group of us are trying to set up a baby cafe to make sure other mums have support. It was quite a good article but I can't link as my picture and name are in it (even if spelled incorrectly, gr!)
Ginger cake...yum. Vennel's have started doing ginger cake.....<<drools>>
I think part of my problem is that I don't out weight on. Ever. I just lose it, which makes it bloody hard to replenish the fat! Wouldn't not bf for the world though, they'll get back to normal eventually, just have to keep eating cake for the next 10 years
YaayyY! I am willing to eat cake on Saturday! that is me being raucous too . SPB, can you come? We can compare bump sizes indith, and you can teach me about using terry squares.
I manned a Breastfeeding Awareness stall in my local shopping centre during my lunchbreak yesterday, some people were interested but we got an incredible amount of dirty looks, scowls and muttering... Because a couple of women smiling behind a stall are obviously just looking for a fight or wanting to be offensive to people
A colleague at work as I was leaving said "I personally think it is disgusting, they don't have a National Bottlefeeding Week, do they"?
I replied that as far as I can see, the formula companies spend a considerable amount of time and money making sure that every blardy week is National Bottlefeeding Week
ooh, ohh I din't know I got in the yorkshire Post- my mum will be proud! I got in the background of the news bits of bbc and itv yorkshire, but didn't know YP was there too, thanks bogwoppit! I'm the one with a 2 week old in a blue moby sling (you do have to know where to look!). I was sooo happy to get out of the house, and there were free drinks for breastfeeding mums. Didn't know who Nell McAndrew was though, but after seeing all the press around her, realised that she coo'd at my DD2- who slept through the entire event.
Milk is an important source of nutrients that you and your family shouldn’t miss out on. If someone in your family has lactose intolerance and the rest of the family still want to enjoy the taste of real milk, try Lactofree - the UK’s first virtually lactose-free dairy drink.
) pasta etc! Ds is having a medley of our leftovers tonight!
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