[quote=mrjpc07;#74776;1336952540]Does breastfeeding a child who can already think and talk is appropriate or not?[/quote] Not. Gosh. It was.. Wow. But it's the mom's choice. Nothing do to about it. Nothing to do here.

I agree its the mother's decision but what the hell made her pose for the cover of such a famous magazine

Last edited by bobcbar (2012-05-14 17:30:16)

Ew.

Yeah for me it's the mother's decision... we don't have any right to stop or criticize her... My concern is on the kid, at a young age he wasn't know what's the consequences of posing that kind of image on a famous magazine... I think years from now, the kid will be remembered as a child who was breastfed by his mom on a famous mag...

[quote=Khanon;#80544;1337085991]My baby sister is still being breastfed. She doesn't like milk from bottles so yea. Not a big deal.[/quote] I'm just curious, how old is your sister?

[quote=bramzero;#101095;1337659828]I'm still being breastfed. Not a big deal. [/quote]

[quote=sj0405;#74981;1336956094]Does breastfeeding a child who can already think and talk is appropriate or not?[/quote] "Breastfeeding is still best for babies up to two years" -- I always hear that after a milk commercial. The kid is just a year older so what gives? Why make it a big deal? [quote=SkylineGoddess;#76134;1336979309]This mother reminds me of Sally from Grown Ups [/quote] I remember that scene. [quote=bobcbar;#76122;1336978773]I agree its the mother's decision but what the hell made her pose for the cover of such a famous magazine [/quote] Yeah. I think that's the problem. The cover made it look like it's kinky (breastfeeding a 3 year old). Time shouldn't have done that. I wish they made it look a lil more innocent, no malice kind of thing. It just doesn't look right.