So yesterday morning I woke up thinking...
In the UK we have one of the lowest BF rates in Europe, with over half of mothers having given up by 6 weeks in 2011: www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-14578500. Most people know the benefits of EBF to the mother and child, but I totally understand that it's not necessarily an option for some women (I'm passing no judgement BTW - just to be clear).
I guess I have two questions - 1) Do you reckon the reason our BF rates in the UK are mainly a societal thing? and 2) Do you think that having a major public figure, for example, Duchess Kate, being seen to be BF would be a good thing? Or is it a step to far, her being royal and all?
Just curious as to opinion
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Should the Duchess of Cornwall be seen to be BF?
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csmm · 28/04/2013 14:31
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TwitchyTail ·
28/04/2013 15:13
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