Interesting article on MSN--what do you think?

[Brandy]

It was almost 3 years of nursing for me. I knew I'd only have 1 so I wasn't in a huge rush and neither was she.

Another extended nurser! My first nursed for 2.5 years and the other two weaned after 3 years old.

[Mr. Bloom]

Interesting perspective: For most of our married life, Silver and I have attended conservative evangelical churches. Nursing was always accepted in that environment, although most (not all) women chose to use a cover-up blanket.

Anyway, my only point is that it's interesting that the group that is typically viewed as "prudish" is among the more accepting of this.

[maillotpois]

Another extended nurser! My first nursed for 2.5 years and the other two weaned after 3 years old.

Yeah. "Extended." It was good. LLL meetings and everything.

[Brandy]

Yeah. "Extended." It was good. LLL meetings and everything.

I was a LLLLeader. I retired after a year though...too many "seasoned" leaders who had kids in their 20's and were very resistant to any new blood or ideas in the chapter. It was too bad that the political BS turned me off because I really enjoyed helping new mothers.

[tangentgirl]

What a strange paradox. People are worried about public breast-feeding, and yet on the same day, there's this article on CNN:

http://www.cnn.com/2007/SHOWBIZ/TV/0....ap/index.html

So, boobies are great, as long as they're not being used as...boobies?