I dont understand the baby formula need- I think it way blown out of proportion
I had no baby formula 63 yrs ago when I was an infant
The present socioeconomic situation is rather different than it was 63 years ago such that not all mothers are afforded the opportunity to breastfeed their infants.I dont understand the baby formula need- I think it way blown out of proportion
I had no baby formula 63 yrs ago when I was an infant
I have to respectfully disagree with that statement as a whole- we all have choice to make, problem is the vast majority of americans dont feel they should have to own up / deal with the consequences of the bad choices / decisions.The present socioeconomic situation is rather different than it was 63 years ago such that not all mothers are afforded the opportunity to breastfeed their infants.
Do tell how the cost of living vastly outpacing the growth of wages effectively mandating that an ever-increasing percentage of both parents in a traditional nuclear family work - many of which have neither family leave policies nor the possibility for mothers to pump and store milk during working hours - is a matter of individual choices.I have to respectfully disagree with that statement as a whole- we all have choice to make, problem is the vast majority of americans dont feel they should have to own up / deal with the consequences of the bad choices / decisions.
Got to disagree with you there againDo tell how the cost of living vastly outpacing the growth of wages effectively mandating that an ever-increasing percentage of both parents in a traditional nuclear family work - many of which have neither family leave policies nor the possibility for mothers to pump and store milk during working hours - is a matter of individual choices.
You've certainly got opinions. Reasoning to back them less so.Got to disagree with you there again
Indeed it is - and severed far more easily now than in the past, generally to the detriment of mothers and children.Marriage is a choice
In the micro sense, yes, however such is the power of the desire to engage in the act of chromosome swapping - without the intent to consummate it - that no small percentage of children start out as accidents.Kids are a choice
This is an option for a steadily-dwindling slice of the populace if they wish to provide a good life for themselves and their children.Both parents working is a choice
So do you-- and everyone else does alsoYou've certainly got opinions.
Expect many flashmob performances of Texans on Ice™ - universally panned by critics - tomorrow across the region.Hows the weather been out there in DFW / TX ?
I just saw that on the NBC news- Fort Worth is looking pretty bad- stay safe-- hope you dont need to go out in that mess tomorrowExpect many flashmob performances of Texans on Ice™ - universally panned by critics - tomorrow across the region.
Thanks. I've been working from home for going on 3 years now and have the provisions to sit in place for many days while other residents are engaged in the usual trope of looting stores of their stocks of milk, bread, bottled water.I just saw that on the NBC news- Fort Worth is looking pretty bad- stay safe-- hope you dont need to go out in that mess tomorrow
On a brighter note-- rumors are the the ground hog is gonna predict an early and warmer spring
... 38 years ago. We purchased a moderate house located on an acre of property for the grand sum of $75,000. Today our home is valued at around $431,000. The point being, a young couple today will be impossible-pressed to find an affordable home for most one income families.
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I have to respectfully disagree with that statement as a whole- we all have choice to make, problem is the vast majority of americans dont feel they should have to own up / deal with the consequences of the bad choices / decisions.
I never said all anywhere in any of my posts-there are always exceptions, but today 99% of mothers are brainwashed that they have to have it-- and they dont.Simple question, then: if a mother fails to lactate and has zero milk for an infant, what are that mother's options?