ski clearly fair point - but - here's the angle.
Donated milk goes to very prems or very small, sick babies, whose mums can't make enough milk for them. The rate of death amongst this specific group is significantly lower with babies given BM as they are much less likely to suffer from a specific bowel infection which is often fatal.
Now we all know that "BM is best" blah blah, but amongst healthy babies the chances of anything bad happening are really, really miniscule, and the real benefits of BM come from things like giving the baby some allergy protection (which is less relevant if you don't have allergies in the family). So to say that about term babies would be offensive and untrue (assuming access to clean water, blah blah).
However, with the babies I'm talking about, it is what it is - spade a spade - and I wouldn't be doing it if it helped stop them getting eczema. Horrible as eczema is, it's still 1/2 hour of my day every other day and I would rather spend that time doing something else productive.
That's the explanation. However, having said that, I'm not saying I'm right or that you're wrong - I'm just explaining where I come from. It is not on for me to cause distress, irritation or upset to you or others, I never intend to and I wish to avoid doing so.
Any suggestions of a better wording which still puts across that we're not just talking about the "normal" BM benefits? I would really appreciate yours and anyone else's input on this as I'm doing a lot of promotion locally and want to get it right.
:)
Anyways.
Riding sounds like fun
. I haven't yet got the small carrot on an hoss - think it's going to have to be the Easter hols as we're planning to be away for the next 1/2 term and for Christmas. I'll wait until Spring. Sadly me mam's poniez are not suitable for horseback riding. And certainly not for kiddies. She has two - the compo one who is "not for beginners". I'm not sure I'd ride her. I'm not sure she's even backed to be honest. The other is a Welsh Cob youngster (I think he's 5 now) and he's backed but nothing more, and he's trained to the carriage but is too young to do much more than local training drives.
Right, got Great Aunt and Uncle arriving any minute to get the keys to the church so Uncle can practise t'organ (he's a church organist, played at our wedding, my parents', my christening, etc). Then we need to put up a marquee in a gale force wind. 